[Solved] You want to create a mutable set of strings and add ... Which Kotlin code correctly does this?val fruits = mutableSetOf() if (true) fruits.add("apple") if (false) fruits.add("banana") println(fruits) | Kotlin

Kotlin - Collections Fundamentals

You want to create a mutable set of strings and add elements conditionally. Which Kotlin code correctly does this?

val fruits = mutableSetOf()
if (true) fruits.add("apple")
if (false) fruits.add("banana")
println(fruits)

A[apple, banana]

B[apple]

C[]

DCompilation error

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze conditional adds
"apple" is added because the condition is true; "banana" is not added because the condition is false.
Step 2: Check final set contents
The set contains only "apple" and prints as [apple].
Final Answer:
[apple] -> Option B
Quick Check:
Conditional adds affect mutable set contents [OK]

Quick Trick: Mutable sets can be empty or grow with add() [OK]

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