Yes. I guess I'll have to define some other interf...

# getting-started

[mathew murphy]

Yes. I guess I'll have to define some other interface, or else Any will be acceptable.

[mister11]

If everything you want in that method is to print an object that's passed to it, then Any will solve your problem. You can call toString on Any object which is every object you create in Kotlin.

And then, if you pass it a type that overrides basic implementation of toString (custom data class, built-in data class, custom class that overrides toString, ...), you'll get that exact output. If you pass it some other object, it will fallback and print just it's reference alongside it's class name.