In this demo, you’ll learn how to create a custom function and call it from your code. You’ll be using Kotlin Playground to edit and run the code. To follow along, go to https://play.kotlinlang.org/, or fire up your browser and type Kotlin Playground in the search bar. The first link should take you to the Kotlin Playground.
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fun findSquareRoot() {
val squareRoot = sqrt(289.00)
println("Square root is $squareRoot")
}
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