Configure Kotlin Multiplatform source sets with expect/actual patterns.
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Kotlin Multiplatform enables sharing code across Android, iOS, Desktop, Web (WASM), and Server using a unified project structure and proper separation of concerns.
Create a new Kotlin Multiplatform project and start sharing code across platforms using commonMain and platform-specific source sets.
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Kotlin Multiplatform shares code across platforms by using the commonMain source set for shared logic and the expect/actual pattern for platform-specific APIs in androidMain and iosMain.
The expect/actual pattern in Kotlin Multiplatform allows you to declare expected functions or classes in commonMain and provide their actual implementations in platform-specific source sets like iosMain and androidMain to minimize code duplication.
Yes, Kotlin Multiplatform supports Web and Desktop targets by organizing shared logic across Android, iOS, Desktop, and Web using unified project structures with corresponding source sets like wasmMain and jvmMain.
You can structure a scalable Kotlin Multiplatform project by organizing your codebase into clear core and feature modules with multiple targets, ensuring proper separation of concerns across commonMain and platform-specific source sets.
Kotlin Multiplatform code sharing requires a proper project setup with commonMain, androidMain, iosMain, jvmMain, and wasmMain source sets, meaning platform-specific behavior must be explicitly managed using expect/actual declarations rather than fully automated translation.
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