January 2018
Intermediate to advanced
434 pages
14h 1m
English
There are some situations where if you use a resource (for example, a file) then you have to take care of its lifecycle so that you don't leak resources. For example, if you read from a file, you need to close it after use, or else you'll leave it in an unstable state. Java 7 brought an update that could handle this without a need to handle it explicitly. Kotlin also provides this feature, but in a much easier way. It does so by using the use method. We will learn about this in the following recipe. So let's get started!
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