Kotlin is a language which is supported by Google as a official language for android development.So,
Android Studio 3.0 is now fully supported Kotlin (no need for extra plugin). If you are using Android Studio >= 3.0 then below jobs are very easy :-
1. Converting Existing Java Code into Kotlin :-
Android Studio Menu -> Code -> Convert Java File to Kotlin File
Or
Create a new Kotlin file and paste your java code in that file- when Android studio prompted for converting java code into kotlin click Yes.
2. Create a new Kotlin file :-
File -> New-> Kotlin File
3. Convert a part of Java code into Kotlin :-
Copy you java code snippet from Java file and paste into Kotlin file- when Android studio prompted for converting java code into Kotlin click Yes.
Note :-
1.When you are creating your project in Android studio you have to click include Kotlin support.
2. For older version of Android studio you need to add Kotlin plugin.
Android Studio 3.0 is now fully supported Kotlin (no need for extra plugin). If you are using Android Studio >= 3.0 then below jobs are very easy :-
1. Converting Existing Java Code into Kotlin :-
Android Studio Menu -> Code -> Convert Java File to Kotlin File
Or
Create a new Kotlin file and paste your java code in that file- when Android studio prompted for converting java code into kotlin click Yes.
2. Create a new Kotlin file :-
File -> New-> Kotlin File
3. Convert a part of Java code into Kotlin :-
Copy you java code snippet from Java file and paste into Kotlin file- when Android studio prompted for converting java code into Kotlin click Yes.
Note :-
1.When you are creating your project in Android studio you have to click include Kotlin support.
2. For older version of Android studio you need to add Kotlin plugin.
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