
116: Learning Kotlin - inline, noinline, crossinline
About this episode
In this episode of learning kotlin, we look at 3 important keywords - inline, noinline and crossinline. The inline keyword is super common and you've probably run across this one at some point. What does it mean and when is it useful? We also look at the related but seldom used variants noinline and crossinline.
Show Notes
Code Snippets:
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Misc:
- PublishedApi annotation
- Matt Logan's post on inline keyword
- Ben Daniel Medium post - inline, noinline, crossinline — What do they mean?
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