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Description: A named argument in Kotlin is a mechanism that allows passing arguments to a function by specifying the corresponding parameter name. This feature enhances code readability and facilitates understanding of which value is being assigned to each parameter, especially in functions with multiple arguments or when using default values. By using named arguments, developers […]