In Kotlin, there is a keyword `inline` that makes ...

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In Kotlin, there is a keyword inline that makes compiler to copy method body to the place of its invocation. E. g.

file.inputStream().use { 
    println(”hello”)       
}

will be compiled to (not literally, just an example):

val it = file.inputStream();
try {
    println(”hello”)
} finally {
    it?.close();
}