According to kotlin doc, we use the following syntax to start a new activity
startActivity(Intent(this @ MainActivity,NextActivity :: class.java)) p> It’s kotlin, why do we add .java after
According to kotlin doc, we use the following syntax to start a new activity
startActivity(Intent(this @ MainActivity,NextActivity :: class.java)) p> It’s kotlin, why do we add .java after
So I have hundreds of fields in several classes, I want to write some methods on them, they will automatically print each field and its corresponding value p> Currently I have this:
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