📁 Kotlin Project File Structure
When you create a Kotlin project (especially using IntelliJ IDEA or Android Studio), the structure is similar to a standard Java project, with some Kotlin-specific elements. Here's a breakdown of a basic Kotlin project's folder structure:
MyKotlinProject/
│
├── .idea/ ← IDE configuration files (for IntelliJ)
├── out/ or build/ ← Compiled output files (depends on IDE/tool)
├── src/ ← Source code directory
│ └── Main.kt ← Main Kotlin source file
│
├── lib/ ← External libraries (optional)
├── test/ ← Unit tests (optional)
├── .gitignore ← Git ignored files (if using Git)
├── build.gradle / pom.xml ← Build files (for Gradle/Maven projects)
└── README.md ← Project documentation (optional)
📌 Important Files and Directories
src/: Contains all your Kotlin code. You can organize packages here.Main.kt: The starting point of your program with themain()function.build.gradle: Build configuration file if using Gradle (common for Android and JVM projects).test/: Optional folder for writing unit tests in Kotlin.


