Kotlin's Scope Functions: Streamline Your Code-Kotlin Code Enhancement

Example

val person = Person().apply { name = 'John'; age = 30 }

Scenario

Used for object configuration where the object's context is available as `this`. Ideal for initializing objects.

Example

val numbers = mutableListOf(1, 2, 3).also { println(it) }

Scenario

Used for additional operations that don't modify the object but require its context. The object's context is available as `it`.

Example

val result = person.let { it.name.toUpperCase() }

Scenario

Used for transforming an object or performing actions that consume the object. It provides the object's context as `it` and is often used for null checks.

Example

val description = person.run { "${name} is ${age} years old" }

Scenario

Combines `let` and `with` functionalities. Useful for when you need to work with an object's context as `this` and want to return a result.

Example

with(person) { println("${name}, ${age}") }

Scenario

Used to operate on an object with its context as `this` and return a result. Ideal for when you're working with an object that is not null.