February 2018
Intermediate to advanced
350 pages
7h 35m
English
Unlike other C-style languages, Kotlin doesn't have a switch statement, but a when expression that is a lot more flexible:
val x: Int = /*Some unknown value here*/when (x) { 0 -> println("x is zero") 1, 2 -> println("x is 1 or 2") in 3..5 -> println("x is between 3 and 5") else -> println("x is bigger than 5... or maybe is negative...")}
when are expressions:
val message = when { 2 > 1 -> "2 is greater than 1" else -> "This never gonna happen"}println(message)
And they also can be used to replace if expression:
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