A.) object B.) create C.) new D.) instance
A.) To define a class B.) To create a new thread C.) To start a coroutine and block the current thread until it completes D.) To declare a variable
A.) Set B.) Map C.) Array D.) List
A.) forEach B.) for C.) loop D.) iterate
A.) Creating a new object B.) Scoping a series of operations on an object C.) Defining a class D.) Handling exceptions
A.) A way to declare a class B.) A way to define a function C.) A way to create a new object D.) A way to represent a block of code as a value
A.) Using the higherOrder keyword B.) Using the fun keyword C.) By specifying a function as a parameter or return type D.) By using the return keyword
A.) Sorting elements in a collection B.) Filtering elements based on a predicate condition C.) Concatenating two collections D.) Transforming elements in a collection
A.) Filtering elements in a collection B.) Sorting elements in a collection C.) Transforming elements in a collection D.) Concatenating two collections
A.) To declare an infix function B.) To create an interface C.) To define a class D.) To specify a package