Hello! How can one write something like this in Ko...

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[Christian Sousa]

Hello!
How can one write something like this in Kotlin?

let finished = false
for (let i = 0; i < restrictions.length && !finished; i++) {

      finished = ...

    }

[Dominaezzz]

break with for (i in 0 until restrictions.length) ?

[diesieben07]

Depending on what restrictions is, you might be able to use for (i in restrictions.indices) or even just for (element in restrictions)

[Christian Sousa]

The only problem I have is the comparation with !finished.
Should I just break inside the for ?

[Casey Brooks]

val finished = restrictions.any { ... } for a more ideomatic approach

[Shawn]

@Casey Brooks I wouldn’t necessarily call that more idiomatic depending on what logic is actually in the for body — if there’s side effects or any particularly complex logic that determines when the loop is finished (or maybe even how i advances), then .any {} wouldn’t be the right tool for the job

[Christian Sousa]

Thanks for you answers! It worked out just fine with the first answer, thanks @Dominaezzz