Use language-specific syntax

Code snippets must use the correct language-specific syntax and include all necessary imports to compile properly. When writing examples:

1. Include all required imports for the libraries and data structures used
2. Use language-appropriate collection initializers and factories
3. Ensure code is placed in the correct language directory
4. Avoid mixing syntax from different languages (e.g., Kotlin syntax in Java files)

Bad Example (Java file with Kotlin syntax):

import io.appwrite.services.Databases;

Databases databases = new Databases(client);
databases.updateDocuments(
    "<DATABASE_ID>",
    "<COLLECTION_ID>",
    mapOf("a" to "b"),  // Wrong: Using Kotlin syntax in Java
    listOf()            // Wrong: Using Kotlin syntax in Java
);

Good Example (Java file with Java syntax):

import io.appwrite.services.Databases;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.List;

Databases databases = new Databases(client);
databases.updateDocuments(
    "<DATABASE_ID>",
    "<COLLECTION_ID>", 
    Map.of("a", "b"),   // Correct: Using Java Map factory
    List.of()           // Correct: Using Java List factory
);

Proper language-specific syntax improves code readability and ensures examples actually compile and run correctly for developers.