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Hello, where can I find how exactly does `with (x) {a() b() c()}` work? Do the `a()` and `b()` execute on the same instance of `x`, or do the result of `a()` can  "update" the `x`, so the following methods run on what `a()` returned?

witoldsz: does this article from <#C0BJ0GTE2|> help? <https://medium.com/@rotxed/kotlin-a-deeper-look-8569d4da36f>

btw, afai understood, it should be equivalent to have `x.a(); x.b()`, so I guess it `a()` is modifying `x`, `b()` will see the modified `x`

The former. If you want the latter, just like in Java, it would just be `x.a().b().c()`.