Kotlin Data Class vs Regular Class Explained Simply
What the data keyword really adds to a Kotlin class, the rules it comes with, why copy() is shallow, and what the compiler writes for you in bytecode.
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Senior Android Engineer | Kotlin, Android Internals, Performance Engineering & AI
I'm Mayank, an Android engineer focused on Kotlin, software architecture, performance engineering, and AI-assisted development. I write about building Android apps with AI, including the experiments that don't work.
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