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include::../description.adoc[]
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== Noncompliant Code Example
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when(param) { // missing else
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1 -> doSomething()
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2 -> doSomethingElse()
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}
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== Compliant Solution
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when(param) {
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1 -> doSomething()
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2 -> doSomethingElse()
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else -> error("myMessage")
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}
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----
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== Exceptions
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If the <code>when</code> clause is used as an expression, Kotlin compiler already enforces that all possible cases are covered with branch conditions. So no issue will be raised in this case.
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Example:
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enum class Day {
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SUNDAY, MONDAY
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}
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...
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val myVal = when(day) {
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MyEnum.SUNDAY -> 1
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MyEnum.MONDAY -> 2
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}
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include::../see.adoc[]
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