Two minor things: there is no need to have an object Main, it will work with a simple top-level function main. Since top-level functions are automatically static, you can then also omit the @JvmStatic annotation.
Functions in Kotlin are public by default, so you can omit the keyword for sayHelloWorld.
Agreed, IDE does greyed out public keyword, and for object Main {...}, since i am from java background thought this would least look similar psvm in a test class.
👍 you're right it makes it more similar.
One great thing with Kotlin is how much code you can save, so I thought it's worth mentioning (especially since @JvmStatic is ugly)
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Two minor things: there is no need to have an
object Main, it will work with a simple top-level functionmain. Since top-level functions are automaticallystatic, you can then also omit the@JvmStaticannotation.Functions in Kotlin are
publicby default, so you can omit the keyword forsayHelloWorld.Agreed, IDE does greyed out
publickeyword, and forobject Main {...}, since i am from java background thought this would least look similarpsvm in a test class.👍 you're right it makes it more similar.
One great thing with Kotlin is how much code you can save, so I thought it's worth mentioning (especially since
@JvmStaticis ugly)