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Kodebits Day 96: Vararg Parameters [FREE]

Summary

The post demonstrates Kotlin’s vararg parameter by defining a total function that sums any number of Int arguments, showing that total(2,4,6,8) prints 20. It’s a quick intro for Kotlin beginners.

  • vararg lets a function accept a variable number of arguments, received as an array.
  • Calling total(2,4,6,8) returns the sum 20.
  • Inside the function you can use standard collection operations like sum() on the vararg array.

Android developers learning Kotlin need to understand vararg for flexible APIs.

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