<@U5LS1MHNF> You have it backwards: a `return` ins...

# announcements

[nkiesel]

@vishnur You have it backwards: a return instead of your return@lambda will print what you expect. Reason is that a unlabeled return always returns from the innermost fun. That allows Kotlin to have functions with lambdas which look like keywords (e.g. with). If you want to only return from a lambda, then you have to use the labeled return.