Kotlin Questions

runBlocking

async

launch

repeat

any() returns the first matching element, while all() returns a list of all matching elements.

any() checks if at least one element matches a condition, while all() checks if all elements match.

any() and all() are interchangeable and produce the same result.

any() checks if all elements match a condition, while all() checks if at least one element matches.

Abstracting

Encapsulating

Overriding

Overloading

To build type hierarchies dynamically at runtime.

To cast types safely within a given scope.

To enforce type safety at compile time when creating complex structures.

To create generic type aliases for improved code readability.

To add new functionality to existing classes without inheriting from them.

To define static methods within a class.

To create abstract methods that must be implemented by subclasses.

To override existing methods of a class.

replace()

substitute()

replaceAll()

switch()

@Override

@Overrideable

@Open

@Abstract

To execute code regardless of whether an exception is thrown.

To specify the type of exception that the catch block can handle.

To define a new custom exception class.

To handle exceptions thrown in the try block.

combine()

merge()

zip()

pair()

inherit

extends

derivable

open