Is it possible to translate Kotlin to Java without Kotlin libraries?
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Is it possible to translate Kotlin to Java without Kotlin libraries?
Some environments can only run standard Java files (some acm online judgments for example). Is it possible using Kotlin in this kind case?
I tried using decompile Kotlin byte code, but most cases it imports Kotlin's libraries (import kotlin.collections.CollectionsKt; for example). Can it be translated to pure Java?
java kotlin
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Is it possible to translate Kotlin to Java without Kotlin libraries?
Some environments can only run standard Java files (some acm online judgments for example). Is it possible using Kotlin in this kind case?
I tried using decompile Kotlin byte code, but most cases it imports Kotlin's libraries (import kotlin.collections.CollectionsKt; for example). Can it be translated to pure Java?
java kotlin
asked Nov 12 at 16:29
Abner Zhang
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isn't kotlin bytecode the same as JVM bytecode?
– Boris van Katwijk
Nov 12 at 16:33
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No, since Kotlin depends on the Kotlin stdlib (which includes some nice extra utility functions and classes not found in Java). The compiled classes themselves should work, given that the stdlib is on the classpath (i.e. embedded in a .jar for example), but in the environment you suggest, probably not.
– Moira
Nov 12 at 16:40
If you can compile Kotlin, then you should be able to run it as well. Can you elaborate on what environment this might not hold?
– Roman Elizarov
Nov 12 at 19:37
If Leetcode doesn't support Kotlin, I can only submit Java code in this case. How to use Kotlin in this case?
– Abner Zhang
Nov 13 at 3:54
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Is it possible to translate Kotlin to Java without Kotlin libraries?
Some environments can only run standard Java files (some acm online judgments for example). Is it possible using Kotlin in this kind case?
I tried using decompile Kotlin byte code, but most cases it imports Kotlin's libraries (import kotlin.collections.CollectionsKt; for example). Can it be translated to pure Java?
java kotlin
asked Nov 12 at 16:29
Abner Zhang
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Is it possible to translate Kotlin to Java without Kotlin libraries?
Some environments can only run standard Java files (some acm online judgments for example). Is it possible using Kotlin in this kind case?
I tried using decompile Kotlin byte code, but most cases it imports Kotlin's libraries (import kotlin.collections.CollectionsKt; for example). Can it be translated to pure Java?
java kotlin
java kotlin
asked Nov 12 at 16:29
Abner Zhang
284
asked Nov 12 at 16:29
Abner Zhang
284
asked Nov 12 at 16:29
Abner Zhang
284
asked Nov 12 at 16:29
Abner Zhang
284
asked Nov 12 at 16:29
Abner Zhang
284
284
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isn't kotlin bytecode the same as JVM bytecode?
– Boris van Katwijk
Nov 12 at 16:33
1
No, since Kotlin depends on the Kotlin stdlib (which includes some nice extra utility functions and classes not found in Java). The compiled classes themselves should work, given that the stdlib is on the classpath (i.e. embedded in a .jar for example), but in the environment you suggest, probably not.
– Moira
Nov 12 at 16:40
If you can compile Kotlin, then you should be able to run it as well. Can you elaborate on what environment this might not hold?
– Roman Elizarov
Nov 12 at 19:37
If Leetcode doesn't support Kotlin, I can only submit Java code in this case. How to use Kotlin in this case?
– Abner Zhang
Nov 13 at 3:54
add a comment |
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isn't kotlin bytecode the same as JVM bytecode?
– Boris van Katwijk
Nov 12 at 16:33
1
No, since Kotlin depends on the Kotlin stdlib (which includes some nice extra utility functions and classes not found in Java). The compiled classes themselves should work, given that the stdlib is on the classpath (i.e. embedded in a .jar for example), but in the environment you suggest, probably not.
– Moira
Nov 12 at 16:40
If you can compile Kotlin, then you should be able to run it as well. Can you elaborate on what environment this might not hold?
– Roman Elizarov
Nov 12 at 19:37
If Leetcode doesn't support Kotlin, I can only submit Java code in this case. How to use Kotlin in this case?
– Abner Zhang
Nov 13 at 3:54
1
1
isn't kotlin bytecode the same as JVM bytecode?
– Boris van Katwijk
Nov 12 at 16:33
isn't kotlin bytecode the same as JVM bytecode?
– Boris van Katwijk
Nov 12 at 16:33
1
1
No, since Kotlin depends on the Kotlin stdlib (which includes some nice extra utility functions and classes not found in Java). The compiled classes themselves should work, given that the stdlib is on the classpath (i.e. embedded in a .jar for example), but in the environment you suggest, probably not.
– Moira
Nov 12 at 16:40
No, since Kotlin depends on the Kotlin stdlib (which includes some nice extra utility functions and classes not found in Java). The compiled classes themselves should work, given that the stdlib is on the classpath (i.e. embedded in a .jar for example), but in the environment you suggest, probably not.
– Moira
Nov 12 at 16:40
If you can compile Kotlin, then you should be able to run it as well. Can you elaborate on what environment this might not hold?
– Roman Elizarov
Nov 12 at 19:37
If you can compile Kotlin, then you should be able to run it as well. Can you elaborate on what environment this might not hold?
– Roman Elizarov
Nov 12 at 19:37
If Leetcode doesn't support Kotlin, I can only submit Java code in this case. How to use Kotlin in this case?
– Abner Zhang
Nov 13 at 3:54
If Leetcode doesn't support Kotlin, I can only submit Java code in this case. How to use Kotlin in this case?
– Abner Zhang
Nov 13 at 3:54
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isn't kotlin bytecode the same as JVM bytecode?
– Boris van Katwijk
Nov 12 at 16:33
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No, since Kotlin depends on the Kotlin stdlib (which includes some nice extra utility functions and classes not found in Java). The compiled classes themselves should work, given that the stdlib is on the classpath (i.e. embedded in a .jar for example), but in the environment you suggest, probably not.
– Moira
Nov 12 at 16:40
If you can compile Kotlin, then you should be able to run it as well. Can you elaborate on what environment this might not hold?
– Roman Elizarov
Nov 12 at 19:37
If Leetcode doesn't support Kotlin, I can only submit Java code in this case. How to use Kotlin in this case?
– Abner Zhang
Nov 13 at 3:54