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Introducing Kotlin Notebook

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JetBrains introduces Kotlin Notebook, an interactive tool in IntelliJ IDEA for writing, executing, and visualizing Kotlin code.

📖 Check out the blog post for the full story: blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2023/07/introducing-kotlin-noteboo… Kotlin Notebook is available in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate. It combines the power of Kotlin with the concept of “notebooks”. A notebook in the programming world is a document that contains both code (which can be executed) and rich text elements (like paragraphs, equations, charts, and visuals). The major benefit of notebooks is their interactivity: you can write a piece of code and run it to see the output immediately, making it a great tool for experimentation and learning. Notebooks also allow for the integration of text, code, and output (including visualizations) into a single document, which is very useful for presenting, documentation, and sharing work. Kotlin notebooks extend this concept by enabling developers to use the Kotlin language in this interactive notebook environment. It means that you can write Kotlin code, execute it, and see the results within the notebook itself. This opens up new possibilities for Kotlin developers to work in a more exploratory, iterative way and to use their Kotlin skills in areas where interactive computation is needed. Try Kotlin Notebook in your IntelliJ IDEA! Download IntelliJ IDEA: intellij.net/notebook-upgrade #Kotlin #programming #notebook

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What people say. Recommended as a quick introduction to Kotlin Notebooks for interactive development.

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Kotlin Notebooks are really useful in our project. Recommend you take a look!