Hey everyone, I'm very new to Kotlin and I'm having a very difficult time figuring this out. So I have a list of tuples as such

``` val item1 = Pair(UUID.randomUUID(), "s1") val item2 = Pair(UUID.randomUUID(), "s2") val item3 = Pair(UUID.randomUUID(), "s3") val item4 = Pair(UUID.randomUUID(), "s4")

val tupleList = listOf(item1, item2, item3, item4)

val onlyTheUuids = ? val onlyTheStrings = ? ```

In Python I can do the following, but I'm having a hard time finding a Kotling equivalent ```

inpt = [(uuid.uuid1(), u's1'), (uuid.uuid1(), u's2'), (uuid.uuid1(), u's3')]

zipped = list(zip(*inpt)) print(zipped) [(UUID('9e7ff324-aa3a-11ed-96e7-925e62733aaa'), UUID('9e7ff770-aa3a-11ed-96e7-925e62733aaa'), UUID('9e7ff7b6-aa3a-11ed-96e7-925e62733aaa')), ('s1', 's2', 's3')]

noticed how the uuids and the strings are separated

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Perhaps I'm lacking the proper terminology to properly google this, but not much is showing up.