I’m fairly new to Kotlin. When I want to initialize class members with values from the constructor arguments, I can just put val
in front:
class RegularStringStore(val text: String) {
fun printText() {
print(text)
}
}
But if I want to use the constructor arguments to initialize another object and store that in a class member, how should I do that? Example:
class UppercasedStringStore(text: String) {
fun printText() {
print(uppercased)
}
}
Where can I create uppercased
?
Assume uppercased
should not be nullable and I want to create it when UppercasedStringStore
is instantiated, not lazily. Also, after uppercased
has been initialized, I don’t want to keep text
around.