You don’t have to put it in an object. You can jus...

# announcements

[Mike]

You don’t have to put it in an object. You can just do it at the top-level of a file.

But do note that if they aren’t explicitly in an object/class, that Kotlin will create a class that is the filename + kt appended to it.

Also, const will get inlined by the compiler in your Kotlin code, but will also be static so they can be accessed from Java.

[fangzhzh]

thanks