I was trying to find more details about this decision in the Kotlin documentation but there is no section that \"talks\" about it. Does anyone know what drove the decision t
Unlike Java, Kotlin allows you to define functions that are not inside a class. But if you want Java to talk to Kotlin that becomes a problem. How to solve it? Convert those functions into static methods of a class named as the file with the "Kt" suffix
You can find more info about that in the documentation