JvmField Annotation in Kotlin
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2024
- Question: What is a JvmField Annotation in Kotlin?
Answer: Discussed in the video.
The best thing about Kotlin is that it is designed with Java interoperability in mind. It means that the existing Java code can be called from Kotlin, and also the Kotlin code can be called from Java. Both ways are supported.
Today, we will focus on calling the Kotlin code from Java as we want to learn about the JvmField annotation.
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Hi Amit, understanding annotations in java and Android has been removed from the professional course. Have you uploaded it on UA-cam?
We will check and rectify it. Thanks
Thanks for making these valuable videos for us all. You’re a hero to the Android community!
Most welcome 😇
Hey Amit, Your interview Question list on Github helps a lot, thanks for making this repo.
learning a lot of things wile preparing for interview.
I am glad that it is helping developers.
Great explanation, keep it up with more vedios.
Thank you, I will
Nice Explanation 👌
Thank you 🙂
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Hi Amit, Thanks for sharing! got a question, does it affect the Kotlin call if add the JvmField annotation
Welcome. No it does not affect the Kotlin call.
hi amit, I have a question do we need to annotate every field with @JVM Field to not generate its setter or getters as if their are many fields inside a data class it would be too repetitive
Yes.