:one: ``` open class BaseResponse { val isSucc...

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[ahegazy]

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open class BaseResponse {
    val isSuccess: Boolean
        get() = errorCode == 0
}

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open class BaseResponse {    
    fun isSuccess() = errorCode == 0
}

[napperley]

If simple data processing is being done then go for a property otherwise use a function. In this case the property can be a one liner ( https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/coding-conventions.html#property-formatting ).

[Andreas Sinz]

If errorCode is a val, you can use val isSuccess = errorCode == 0

[ahegazy]

@Andreas Sinz but when we change the errorCode, the property won’t be recalculated in your example

[tamas.barta]

@ahegazy, that's why it's important for errorCode to be val for that to work. val can't change.

[ahegazy]

yeah missed that part. I guess my case is different then 🙂