You can use destructure declaration.
fun return2Values(): Array<String> { return arrayOf("hello", "world")}val (firstWord, secondWord) = return2Values()Alternatively, you can consider using sealed classes for more advance usage.
You can use destructure declaration.
fun return2Values(): Array<String> { return arrayOf("hello", "world")}val (firstWord, secondWord) = return2Values()Alternatively, you can consider using sealed classes for more advance usage.
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