.filterNot()
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Published Oct 28, 2023
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The .filterNot()
method will filter elements from a Kotlin sequence based on whether or not the same element is present in the given predicate.
Syntax
String.filterNot(predicate)
-String
: The collection of elements to be filtered. -predicate
: The collection of elements to be filtered out.
Example
The example demonstrates the use of .filterNot()
to remove any pairs in the map with a value less than 2
, and then to filter out any pairs with the key c
.
fun main() {val originalMap = mapOf("a" to 1, "b" to 2, "c" to 3)val filteredMap = originalMap.filterNot(it.value < 2)println(filteredMap)val filteredMap2 = originalMap.filterNot(it.key == "c")println(filteredMap2)}
The output of this code will be:
{b=2, c=3}{a=1, b=2}
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