Beginner kotlin developer here. In swift land, whe...

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[yusuf3000]

Beginner kotlin developer here.
In swift land, when I wanted to create constants I would declare an enum which contains static variables:

enum Constants {
    static let randomNumber: Int = 42
    static let randomString = "42"
    static let randomNonPrimitiveType = CustomClass(number: 42)
}

Then use it like so:
let constantsUse = Constants.randomNonPrimitiveType

What’s the best way to do this in Kotlin? Especially if the constant is a non primitive type.

[Andreas Sinz]

https://blog.egorand.me/where-do-i-put-my-constants-in-kotlin/

[yusuf3000]

thankyou, just what i needed!

[yusuf3000]

Actually @Andreas Sinz I still have an issue. I’m writing a kotlin multiplatform project so I don’t have access to the @JVMField annotation for non primitive types. What’s my next best option?

[Andreas Sinz]

i've actually never done a multiplatform project, so you better ask that question in #C3PQML5NU