Welcome to XCODX Online Compiler
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Select a language and start coding.
Google declared Kotlin the preferred language for Android development back in 2019, and today the overwhelming majority of top Android apps ship Kotlin code. Created by JetBrains, it runs on the JVM with seamless Java interoperability while cutting the boilerplate: data classes, null safety, extension functions, and coroutines make programs dramatically shorter than their Java equivalents. The Kotlin 2.x era brought the rebuilt K2 compiler and significant build-speed gains. Run Kotlin here on a cloud JVM with a live terminal attached — readln() genuinely pauses execution for your input, so you can test interactive console programs without ever opening Android Studio.
fun main() {
print("Enter your name: ")
val name = readln()
print("Enter a number: ")
val n = readln().toInt()
val evens = (1..n).filter { it % 2 == 0 }
println("Hello, $name!")
println("Even numbers up to $n: $evens")
println("Their sum is ${evens.sum()}")
}Prototype the business logic of an Android feature — parsing, validation, collection transformations — without the ceremony of an emulator, then paste the working code into your app. Java developers evaluating a Kotlin migration can compare idioms side by side, students in mobile-development courses can complete language exercises before touching the Android SDK, and interview candidates at Kotlin-first companies can rehearse algorithm questions with real stdin. Lambdas, when expressions, and sequence operations all behave identically to production Kotlin.
They do. Your program runs against an interactive terminal, so each readln() call halts execution until you type a line. Programs with several sequential prompts — or a while loop reading until a sentinel value — behave just as they would in IntelliJ's run window or a local kotlin session.
Kotlin/JVM — your code is compiled and executed on the Java Virtual Machine, which is also how the vast majority of production Kotlin (Android and server-side) runs. That means the entire Java standard library is callable from your Kotlin code alongside the Kotlin stdlib.
No — Android framework classes (Activity, Context, Compose runtime) only exist on a device or emulator. What you can do, and what this page is ideal for, is everything beneath the UI layer: data classes, algorithms, string and collection processing, and pure-Kotlin logic you'll later drop into an app.
Main.kttext/x-kotlinreadln()fun main() {
println("Hello from Kotlin!")
println("Welcome to XCODX Online Compiler!")
val message = "Kotlin is great!"
println(message)
}Kotlin needs a longer build than any other runtime here, so it is given a 60 s compile budget and an uncapped memory ceiling instead of the shared defaults.