I think that Kotlin takes the stance that comparisons is by kotlinlang #strikt

I think that Kotlin takes the stance that comparis...

Casey Brooks

09/27/2018, 10:58 PM

I think that Kotlin takes the stance that comparisons is by

.equals()

by default. That’s why they chose

==

for .equals and

===

for reference comparison. Given that, it would make sense to have

isOneOf

and

isSameInstanceAsOneOf

and still be clear what is being compared