Aggregate Operations

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What is Aggregate Operations?

Aggregate operations in Kotlin collections transform a collection into a single result. These operations combine the elements of a collection using a specific function. Common examples include finding the sum, average, minimum, or maximum value within a collection. They provide a concise way to derive a summary value from a set of data.

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