Println('Have a Nice Day users, your month details are: '+mo()) Println('Welcome To My Domain its the first example that related to the kotlin internal') Println('November is the eleventh month') Given below are the examples mentioned: Example #1

So that we can use a public modifier other than that of the internal and other modifiers. And also internal modifier is more benefits other than the other modules that may be more than one module in the project. If we are using the internal modifier in the declaration, then it will be visible everywhere of the specified module. So we decided for the modules contain a set of kotlin files that can be compiled together with the single packages.

Whenever develop the projects we make various modules in the project that can be separated each other like login and registration modules is the basic example for the application.

Internal modifier is used only in the kotlin language it can be visible only that the members are visible within the same module and also more specifically the module is the set of kotlin files that are compiled together. Like that public, private, protected, and internal is the new keyword and access modifier used in the kotlin language.

Generally in programming language access modifier is the main role of the application code it will be validated and decided for which users are accessing & viewing the specified datas in the code.

In the kotlin language internal-only has an effect across several modules in the code. The above codes are the basic syntax for declaring the internal keyword and access modifier used in the kotlin language.

Kotlin internal