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Use-Site
What Happens If You Don’t Specify a Use-Site Target in Kotlin?
In Kotlin, annotations can target multiple elements of a declaration — such as a field, getter, or constructor parameter. When you apply an annotation without explicitly specifying a use-site target (e.g.,...
how to apply annotations in Kotlin
How to Apply Annotations in Kotlin: Best Practices & Examples
Annotations are a powerful feature in Kotlin that let you add metadata to your code. Whether you’re working with frameworks like Spring, Dagger, or Jetpack Compose, or building your own tools, knowing...
@Target in Kotlin
Everything About @Target in Kotlin: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Use It
Kotlin is known for being expressive, concise, and fully interoperable with Java. But when working with annotations in Kotlin, especially when defining your own, you might encounter something called @Target....
Kotlin annotations
Kotlin Annotations 101: Learn the Basics in Under 10 Minutes
New to Kotlin and wondering what the @ symbol means? That symbol introduces Kotlin annotations — a simple yet powerful feature that adds useful metadata to your code, making it smarter, cleaner, and easier...
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