To convert Java code to Kotlin, open the Java file in Android Studio, and select Code > Convert Java File to Kotlin File . Alternatively, create a new Kotlin file (File > New > Kotlin File/Class), and then paste your Java code into that file.
Read moreIs Kotlin code the same as Java?
Despite all the differences between the two languages, Java and Kotlin are 100% interoperable. You can call Kotlin code from Java, and you can call Java code from Kotlin. So it’s possible to have Kotlin and Java classes side-by-side within the same project, and everything will still compile.27 May 2020
Read moreCan I use Kotlin and Java at the same project?
Even if it’s interop you can’t mix Java and Kotlin in the same file . If you really want to have static methods/variables you can use an companion object . You can also access create a “real” static method in your JVM by using @JvmStatic . By using @JvmStatic you can use Java to access your Static methods like before.18 Eyl 2017
Read moreCan you mix Java with Kotlin?
Found Kotlin M12 in 2015 and it blended almost seamlessly with Java . Found Kotlin M12 in 2015 and it blended almost seamlessly with Java. A few years later even Google understood it and made it an official language on Android. Found Kotlin M12 in 2015 and it blended almost seamlessly with Java.
Read moreHow is Kotlin so fast?
One way in which Kotlin can be faster than Java is inline functions . With inline functions, code using higher-order functions such as filter or map can be compiled to simple loop-based bytecode that doesn’t create any objects or use any virtual calls (unlike Java code that uses the same type of functions).20 May 2017
Read moreHow is Kotlin so fast?
One way in which Kotlin can be faster than Java is inline functions . With inline functions, code using higher-order functions such as filter or map can be compiled to simple loop-based bytecode that doesn’t create any objects or use any virtual calls (unlike Java code that uses the same type of functions).20 May 2017
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