![]() ![]() Types Common JVM JS Native 1.0 CharProgression A progression of values of type Char. You will learn more about ranges in the next chapter - which will create a range of values. ![]() In Kotlin, the for loop is used to loop through arrays, ranges, and other things that contains a countable number of values. I came up with these general functions: fun forloop(state: S, condition: (s: S) -> Boolean, postExecution: (s: S) -> Unit, block: (s: S) -> Unit) ")Īlthough, in compliance with the language philosophy, you should only use this in rare circumstances. Package kotlin.ranges Ranges, Progressions and related top-level and extension functions. Unlike Java and other programming languages, there is no traditional for loop in Kotlin. However, I needed a traditional for loop (like java) with an immediately terminating state scope, exit condition that evaluates before loop-body execution, and a post-execution operation (my use case was complicated: I needed to repeat using a dynamic exit condition based on a compression routine and powers of 2). Kotlin is trying to enforce fluent iteration, which covers the vast majority of looping constructs. ![]()
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