kotlin
Kotlin – versus
The difference is that a plain <T> means that it can be nullable. (which is represented by Any?). Using <T: Any> will restrict T to non-nullable types. So the difference is that <T> is an implicit <T: Any?>.
How does Deprecated ReplaceWith work for Kotlin in intellij?
You need to tell how it needs to be replaced exactly… While I do not know why it was just completely deleted, I will show you what I mean instead: If you would use the following instead: @Deprecated(“Old stuff”, ReplaceWith(“test2(i)”)) it will replace your test1(5) call to test2(5) correctly. Note also that sometimes you may … Read more
Hilt Activity must be attached to an @AndroidEntryPoint Application
The solution to this problem was: Declare android:name = “.CoreApplication” in your AndroidManifest.xml file, in the <application …/>tag.