Along with all the advantages of Kotlin Native mentioned in the previous sections, what makes it so special is its ability to share code across platforms. This enables the reuse of code, and there will, therefore, be a single language. This is called a multiplatform Kotlin; we will be discussing it in detail in the next section.
The following diagram illustrates how Kotlin can be used on various platforms:
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