What are the features you think are there in KOTLIN but not in Java?

Answer 1

this may be helpful : https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/comparison-to-java.html

Answer 2

Thank you @cHiRag GhOsH✌👍

Answer 3

- Nullable types/values. This is a biggie for most of the community in regards to Java vs Kotlin. This helps get rid of that null reference error, which can be a real pain.

- Without extra work on your part, you can just type println("print this!") instead of System.out.println("print this!")

Overall, Kotlin isn't a bad language at all. It's interoperable with Java, so it's easy to transition over, use both, etc.. You can mix 'n match the code in the same program and still get it to work. Since it's interoperable with Java, that means it can also be used on all of the same systems that Java runs on since it uses the JVM.

Answer 4

thank you @Jakob Marley..now I got it about KOTLIN.