This is the error

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[Ashutosh Panda]

This is the error

[karelpeeters]

Please send you entire message at once, this is annoying as we get multiple notifications and we don't know where to start a thread.

[karelpeeters]

But Pair is for two values, you probably want Triple instead.

[Ashutosh Panda]

Oh sorry

[Ashutosh Panda]

Is there something after triole

[Ashutosh Panda]

sorry triple

[karelpeeters]

(you can edit messages too to fix typos 😉 )

[Ashutosh Panda]

Ok but code is showing error

[Ashutosh Panda]

error: type inference failed. Expected type mismatch: inferred type is Pair<Pair<String, String>, Int> but Triple<String, String, Int> was expected

[Ashutosh Panda]

return ("Hi" to "Bye" to 5)

[karelpeeters]

And no, the standard library doesn't have anything for 4 values or higher, but data classes are pretty easy:
data class MyReturn(val x: String, val y: String, val z: Int, val w: Int)
Descructuring declarations work just the same way as they do on tuples. There's also the advantage that you can name the values now.

[karelpeeters]

You can't use multiple `to`s, that creates a nested pair. Use the constructor Triple("Hi", "Bye", 5) instead.

[Ashutosh Panda]

Hey Please see the error

[karelpeeters]

Yes I did see it, you're trying to use to but that's only for pairs.

[Ashutosh Panda]

what is for triples

[karelpeeters]

Look at my second-last comment, now third.

[Ashutosh Panda]

Thanks