Not OP, but I assume they meant: Kotlin encourages you to solve problems functionally, whereas Java merely allows you to do so. Kotlin provides features like top-level function declarations (don't need to be declared as…
Not OP, but I assume they meant: Kotlin encourages you to solve problems functionally, whereas Java merely allows you to do so. Kotlin provides features like top-level function declarations (don't need to be declared as…