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Learn Kotlin - Introduction To Kotlin Cheatsheet - Codecademy

The document provides an introduction to basic Kotlin concepts including the main() function, print statements, comments, and order of execution. The main() function defines the starting point of a Kotlin program. Print statements output values to the terminal, with println() creating a new line and print() not. Comments are used to document code and are ignored by the compiler, with single-line and multiline comments available. Code is executed in the order it is written from top to bottom.

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Learn Kotlin - Introduction To Kotlin Cheatsheet - Codecademy

The document provides an introduction to basic Kotlin concepts including the main() function, print statements, comments, and order of execution. The main() function defines the starting point of a Kotlin program. Print statements output values to the terminal, with println() creating a new line and print() not. Comments are used to document code and are ignored by the compiler, with single-line and multiline comments available. Code is executed in the order it is written from top to bottom.

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Introduction to Kotlin
The main() Function
The main() function is the starting o point of
every Kotlin program and must be included in the code fun main() {
before execution.   // Code goes here
}

Print Statements
A print statement outputs values to the output
terminal. println("Greetings, earthling!")
Using a println() statement will create a new print("Take me to ")
line in the output terminal after printing values, while a print("your leader.")
print() statement will not.
/*
Prints:
Greetings, earthling!
Take me to your leader.
*/

Comments
Comments are used to document what is happening
inside of a program and are ignored by the compiler. // This is a single-line comment
A single-line comment is used to write a comment on
one line, while a multiline comment is used to write /*
longer comments that span over multiple lines. This
comment
uses
multiple
lines
*/

Order of Execution
Code is read, compiled, and executed in top-down
order. fun main() {
  println("I will be printed first.")
  println("I will be printed
second.")
  println("I will be printed third.")
}

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