Ryan Winchester @winchester.dev ยท Apr 24 1 / 2
I don't know much about kotlin, so I looked up `when` and I'd use it for most things, too. I use `if` in the very specific case of a boolean expression I can't pattern match. A single if/else.
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but why when (myInt){ 69->println("noice") else -> println("not noice") } as an example of what I'm talking about
And to avoid nesting `case` conditions, we can use `with`