Kotlin if Expression
In Kotlin, if is an expression is which returns a value. It is used for control the flow of program structure. There is various type of if expression in Kotlin.
Traditional if Statement
Syntax of traditional if statement
if(condation){
//code statement
}
Syntax of traditional if else statement
if(condation){
//code statement
}
else{
//code statement
}
Kotlin if-else Expression
As if is an expression it is not used as standalone, it is used with if-else expression and the result of an if-else expression is assign into a variable.
Syntax of if-else expression
val returnValue = if (condation) {
//code statement
} else {
// code statement
}
println(returnValue)
Kotlin if-else Expression Example
Let's see an example of if-else expression.
fun main(args: Array) {
val num1 = 10
val num2 =20
val result = if (num1 > num2) {
"$num1 is greater than $num2"
} else {
"$num1 is smaller than $num2"
}
println(result)
}
Output:
10 is smaller than 20
We can remove the curly braces of if-else body by writing if expression in only one statement.
For example:
fun main(args: Array) {
val num1 = 10
val num2 =20
val result = if (num1 > num2) "$num1 is greater than $num2" else "$num1 is smaller than $num2"
println(result)
}
Using if-else expression in one single line statement is like ternary operator in Java. Kotlin does not support any ternary operator.
Kotlin if-else if-else Ladder Expression
Let's see an example of if-else if-else ladder expression.
fun main(args: Array) {
val num = 10
val result = if (num > 0){
"$num is positive"
}else if(num < 0){
"$num is negative"
}else{
"$num is zero"
}
println(result)
}
Output:
10 is positive
Kotlin Nested if Expression
Let's see an example of nested if expression.
fun main(args: Array) {
val num1 = 25
val num2 = 20
val num3 = 30
val result = if (num1 > num2){
val max = if(num1 > num3){
num1
}else{
num3
}
"body of if "+max
}else if(num2 > num3){
"body of else if"+num2
}else{
"body of else "+num3
}
println("$result")
}
Output:
body of if 30
In Kotlin, if is an expression is which returns a value. It is used for control the flow of program structure. There is various type of if expression in Kotlin.
- if-else expression
- if-else if-else ladder expression
- nested if expression
Traditional if Statement
Syntax of traditional if statement
if(condation){
//code statement
}
Syntax of traditional if else statement
if(condation){
//code statement
}
else{
//code statement
}
Kotlin if-else Expression
As if is an expression it is not used as standalone, it is used with if-else expression and the result of an if-else expression is assign into a variable.
Syntax of if-else expression
val returnValue = if (condation) {
//code statement
} else {
// code statement
}
println(returnValue)
Kotlin if-else Expression Example
Let's see an example of if-else expression.
fun main(args: Array
val num1 = 10
val num2 =20
val result = if (num1 > num2) {
"$num1 is greater than $num2"
} else {
"$num1 is smaller than $num2"
}
println(result)
}
Output:
10 is smaller than 20
We can remove the curly braces of if-else body by writing if expression in only one statement.
For example:
fun main(args: Array
val num1 = 10
val num2 =20
val result = if (num1 > num2) "$num1 is greater than $num2" else "$num1 is smaller than $num2"
println(result)
}
Using if-else expression in one single line statement is like ternary operator in Java. Kotlin does not support any ternary operator.
Kotlin if-else if-else Ladder Expression
Let's see an example of if-else if-else ladder expression.
fun main(args: Array
val num = 10
val result = if (num > 0){
"$num is positive"
}else if(num < 0){
"$num is negative"
}else{
"$num is zero"
}
println(result)
}
Output:
10 is positive
Kotlin Nested if Expression
Let's see an example of nested if expression.
fun main(args: Array
val num1 = 25
val num2 = 20
val num3 = 30
val result = if (num1 > num2){
val max = if(num1 > num3){
num1
}else{
num3
}
"body of if "+max
}else if(num2 > num3){
"body of else if"+num2
}else{
"body of else "+num3
}
println("$result")
}
Output:
body of if 30
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