[Solved] What is wrong with this Kotlin code?fun outer() { fun inner() { println(message) } } val message = "Hi" outer() | Kotlin

Kotlin - Functions

What is wrong with this Kotlin code?

fun outer() {
    fun inner() {
        println(message)
    }
}
val message = "Hi"
outer()

Ainner() must be called inside outer() to print message.

Bmessage must be declared inside outer() to be accessible.

Cinner() cannot access message because it is declared outside outer().

Dmessage must be a var, not val.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check if inner() is called
The inner() function is declared but never called inside outer(), so println is never executed.
Step 2: Analyze variable access
message is declared outside outer(), but inner() can access it because it is in scope. The problem is the missing call to inner().
Final Answer:
inner() must be called inside outer() to print message. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Local function must be called to run [OK]

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