Just move the

i

into the condition statements

when {
    i in 0..10 -> //
    i in 10..20 -> //
}

great! Thank you

you just need to add

else ->

block

yeah, this I knew already 🙂

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

only if you’re assigning the

when

to a variable as an expression, do the branches need to be exhaustive. If it’s just a bare

when

statement, it doesn’t need to be exhaustive

yeah, although I have else case (in my case :)

BTW the ranges overlapping is intentional, right?

if i is 10, where does it go? first or second or both?