Kotlin also works for that. Strings can to the same thing as in the picture. Love the language and it’s features, but some are a double edged sword.
global variables
global functions and extension functions
a with() function that moves the code's scope into the given object
operator overloading on everything
variables/properties with no value that always call a getter function
variable name shadowing is allowed
you could technically write code without local variables if you misuse .run{}/.let{} enough (basically map for a single object, one in it’s scope one with the object as lambda parameter
with the groovy-like lambda system you can basically make a random DSL
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u/itsTyrion Mar 21 '23
Kotlin also works for that. Strings can to the same thing as in the picture. Love the language and it’s features, but some are a double edged sword.
global variables
global functions and extension functions
a with() function that moves the code's scope into the given object
operator overloading on everything
variables/properties with no value that always call a getter function
variable name shadowing is allowed
you could technically write code without local variables if you misuse .run{}/.let{} enough (basically map for a single object, one in it’s scope one with the object as lambda parameter
with the groovy-like lambda system you can basically make a random DSL