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Per this link, “classes, objects, interfaces, constructors, functions, properties and their setters can have visibility modifiers.

Is the equivalent of this Java code: public class Person With the exception of the names of the getter and setter functions, if you’re coming to Kotlin from Java, this Kotlin code: class Person(var firstName: String, var lastName: String) You can think of them as being like function calls: val f = Foo() New instances of classes are created without the new keyword. I show annotations and visibility modifiers at the end of this lesson. If the primary constructor does not have any annotations or visibility modifiers, the constructor keyword can be omitted: class Person(var firstName: String, var lastName: String) The primary constructor is part of the class header.

Classes can have nested classes and inner classesĬlasses are created with class keyword: class FooĬlass Person constructor(var firstName: String, var lastName: String).

Classes can have properties and methods (functions).

Think of it like you’re calling a function.

According to Watson, Returns to Scale is related to the behaviour. Simply put, when a firm changes the quantity of all inputs in the long run, it changes the scale of production for the goods.

Class instances are created without the new keyword Returns to scale refer to the change in output that results from a change in the factor inputs simultaneously in the same proportion in the long run.

var parameters are read-write, and val parameters are read-only.

Primary constructor parameters go in the class header.

Classes are created with the class keyword.

The syntax is much more concise than languages like Java and C#, but it’s also still easy to use and read.

Since Kotlin 1.1.In support of object-oriented programming (OOP), Kotlin provides a class construct. Custom nullability qualifiers, especially are already spread among many well-known libraries, and users may need to migrate smoothly when updating to the Kotlin version containing JSR-305 support. If (calendar.firstDayOfWeek = Calendar.SUNDAY) to set up the behavior for non- annotations.