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by 3PS
839 days ago
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Understandable, though JVM strings can also use the UTF-8 charset under the hood. In fact, if you initialize a Kotlin string from a byte array, it'll default to assuming the UTF-8 charset [0]. (Kotlin chars are still 16-bit code units though, and it is true that you can't use the native JVM char type if you do this. Personally I think that's still acceptable.) [0] https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.text/-st... |
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