Each element of a set has an index. Kotlin set indexes to start from zero. The last element has len-1 index.
Kotlin Set indexing Example
The following example presents the Kotlin Set indexing operations.
package net.sourcecodeexamples.kotlin
fun main() {
val fruits = setOf("banana", "mango", "apple", "orange", "banana")
val w1 = fruits.elementAt(0);
println(w1)
val i1 = fruits.indexOf("banana")
println("The first index of banana is $i1")
val i2 = fruits.lastIndexOf("banana")
println("The last index of banana is $i2")
}
Output:
banana
The first index of banana is 0
The last index of banana is 0
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