Android Studio is a fork of IntelliJ IDEA, which is open sourced and free software (under Apache 2.0), with additions from Google (proprietary and closed source, as far as I can tell), so it has components that are both. This is compatible with the Apache license, which doesn't require that derivative works be distributed under the same license.
So, ultimately, Android Studio has some components that are open source and some that aren't.
and is there no other way to make kptlin code?
There's always the command line tools with gradle ๐
The regular FOSS Intellij Idea is the premier Kotlin IDE and can do Android too. Though Google is usually a slog to throw their AGP integration code over the fence which sucks because projects sometimes upgrade their AGP quite aggressively.
The code itself is just text, an IDE just gives you fancy integration.
It's open source, you can download and build it if you follow the instructions to clone AOSP source code.
AOSP source code
He is asking about Android studio not Android Open Source Project?
Yep AOSP has both
I never tried this for cloning, but for searching and reading most of it is here
https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/adt/idea
You'll notice the path is shared with many other AOSP sub projects
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