← Back to context Comment by tancop 13 hours ago Kotlin had it since 1.0, it's just called `when` instead of `match`.https://kotlinlang.org/docs/control-flow.html#expressions 4 comments tancop Reply wiseowise 11 hours ago That’s just fancy switch statement. za3faran 12 hours ago Kotlin does not have inline destructuring in pattern matching. ackfoobar 11 hours ago Pattern matching with only positional destructuring is a bad feature. I've written enough Scala to say this with confidence. sideeffffect 8 hours ago [flagged]
za3faran 12 hours ago Kotlin does not have inline destructuring in pattern matching. ackfoobar 11 hours ago Pattern matching with only positional destructuring is a bad feature. I've written enough Scala to say this with confidence.
ackfoobar 11 hours ago Pattern matching with only positional destructuring is a bad feature. I've written enough Scala to say this with confidence.
That’s just fancy switch statement.
Kotlin does not have inline destructuring in pattern matching.
Pattern matching with only positional destructuring is a bad feature. I've written enough Scala to say this with confidence.
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