Prasad :
For example, in Kotlin/java I have a list of Strings. I have filtered the list and passed it through a mapping function. In the end I can collect it into another list and then use that list anywhere I want like send it to another function. Is there any way to send the output list to another function without explicitly collecting it? Code snippet below:
val resultantList = stringList.filter { it.startsWith("a") }
.map { it.substringAfter("b") }
anotherFunction(resultantList)
In the above piece of code I dont want to declare resultantList. Instead, at the end of map, can I pass the result to 'anotherFunction` directly. Something like
stringList.filter { it.startsWith("a") }
.map { it.substringAfter("b") }.<something>{anotherFunction(it)}
Maroš Šeleng :
let is what you are looking for. You don't even have to call .let { anotherFunction(it) }
but can use a function reference .let(::anotherFunction)