It seems each different approach was also providing something extra that the other one was not. Take for instance the "with" and "run" options, were "run" was also providing an option to null check which you cannot do on "with". But if you don't need null check or initialization then "with" seems more readable.
Awesome talk, thank you Crihistina!
Awesome talk by Christina!
Could you illustrate some of the different ways Enums should be expressed in Kotlin?
Nice..................
It would be better if language tends to be opinianated, rather than to expose many ways to accomplish same tasks, right?
Good talk , I love kotlin
It seems each different approach was also providing something extra that the other one was not. Take for instance the "with" and "run" options, were "run" was also providing an option to null check which you cannot do on "with". But if you don't need null check or initialization then "with" seems more readable.