Long story short, `val` implies referential immuta...
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Long story short,
val
implies referential immutability, meaning it can't be reassigned. It has nothing to do with the mutability of object itself. That's up to the object (more specifically it's class definition) to provide. (This definition is only true for properties with backing fields)
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ruckustboom: That’s true only for property with backing field & default getter.
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Fair