[Solved] What will be the output of this Kotlin code?val x = "Kotlin" val y = "Kotlin" println(x == y) println(x === y) | Kotlin

Kotlin - Operators and Expressions

What will be the output of this Kotlin code?

val x = "Kotlin"
val y = "Kotlin"
println(x == y)
println(x === y)

Afalse true

Btrue true

Ctrue false

Dfalse false

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand string literals and equality
Both x and y are string literals with the same content. Kotlin interns string literals, so they point to the same object.
Step 2: Evaluate == and === results
x == y is true because content is the same. x === y is also true because both refer to the same interned string object.
Final Answer:
Output is true then true -> Option B
Quick Check:
String literals share reference, so both true [OK]

Quick Trick: String literals often share references, so === can be true [OK]

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