Tangentially, looking at my let, I saw a familiar construct staring back at me:
let
val b = SomeBean().apply { a = aValue b = bValue }
LOL. Actually Kotlin stole quite a lot from Scala, which is a functional language inspired by Lisp. So your observation wasn't wrong.
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Tangentially, looking at my
let
, I saw a familiar construct staring back at me:LOL. Actually Kotlin stole quite a lot from Scala, which is a functional language inspired by Lisp. So your observation wasn't wrong.