Kotlin tutorial : How to use Function Literal with Receiver in Kotlin | Kotlin 101 

At 09:00 `this` keyword points to the instance/object of the class, not the class itself. Thanks @firas zuriekat for pointing that out.

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Thanks for the explanation, this video was useful to me to understand the function literal with receiver

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You don't need to explicitly type Unit every time you can just use empty curly braces {} So a lambda type looks like () -> {} Kotlin and Java have type inference and explicitly declaring it as a Unit is redundant. The lambda will correctly infer its return type and unless you specifically want a Void or Unit you won't need to explicitly type it as such.

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Great video. The This keyword is actually pointing to an object of Task. It doesn't point to Task class. It points to an instance of Task

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