How to write a static block in kotlin classes?

Why do you need it? 🤔

While loading class i would like some code to execute.

Kotlin doesn’t have it IMO. I use Java whenever some low-level operations are needed.

@muralimohan962 companion objects with init blocks might seems like the closest to that. @wcaokaze can you provide examples of these low-level operations where one has to resort to writing Java?

@chi I rarely do it. My project contains 0.1% Java code for bitwise operations

Okay. But you can still do those bitwise operations well in Kotlin

Yep. But if they are the most part of a class, Kotlin is a bit unreadable. It almost never happens

Kotlin has companion objects, they are like static. with @JvmStatic annotation its same as static. Not sure about the correctnes of annotation name, but im sure you can google it