Hello. I have this code ``` private fun assertSomething() { var count = 2 if (cou...

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[Vitali Plagov]

Hello. I have this code

private fun assertSomething() {
        var count = 2
        if (count == 0) {
            error("field is empty")
        }
        runCatching {
            doSomeChecks()
        }.onFailure {
            refresh()
            count--
            assertSomething()
        }
    }

And IntelliJ IDEA has an inspection warning on if (count == 0), saying that the condition is always false.
I think it's a wrong warning, no? The count var will be equal to zero if the doSomeChecks() will fail twice.

[Sam]

The count variable is local to each individual function call. If you call the function again you get a new count with a new value.

[Vitali Plagov]

Oh, indeed. Thank you!