Glad to be of service! :D

Hey, Olaoluwa Odewale ! Thanks a lot for your feedback! I am really glad that you liked the article!

Thanks a lot for your feedback! It really means a lot, and I am glad you found the article useful!

Thanks, Sérgio!

Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it.

Thanks a lot for the feedback, Graeme! I really appreciate it 🙏.

Thanks a lot Eleftheria Batsou , I really appreciate it. Kotlin does feel like a breath of fresh air after Java, to be honest :D

Hey, Vincent! Thanks for your comment! If you have any questions about the inline stuff, feel free to ask. To decompile to Java I use Android Studio (same as IntelliJ IDEA). There, while having your code open, you can press double Shift and search for "Show bytecode". Or go to Tools -> Kotlin -> Show Kotlin Bytecode. This will open a tab with your compiled bytecode. This tab has a "Decompile" button, which then shows you the bytecode decompiled back to Java.

Wow! Thanks a lot for the coffee! 🤩☕️ Congrats to the winners!

Haven't we all been there... 😂