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It is possible to make it like
```val something = someExpr()
    get() = someOtherExpr()```
```class Foo {
    var bar = 2
    	get() {
            tar *= 4
            return tar
        }
    
    var tar = 3
}```

I've always been bothered by the fact that functions can be declared with `=`, I just don't understand the point in having two ways to declare functions

Important to point that out, <@U589QURRQ> :joy:

<@U0B8ZP13Q> I like it better for those oneliners that you would sometimes find out there
```int sum(int a, int b) { return a + b; }```
That's not something I'd like to see, particularly, and now there's no excuse if such thing appears when you could just
```fun sum(a: Int, b: Int) = a + b```

Syntatic sugar to less orthodox programmers

But `int sum(int a, int b) { return a + b; }` has the merit of being consistent and not offering two ways to do the same thing

`int sum() = ...` is inconsistent (and on a personal level, it's weird to see `() =`)

Well, I do agree it is weird, specially for `get`s since these don't ever take arguments.

But none beats that: `val sum = { a: Int, b: Int -&gt; a + b }`

Indeed but it doesn't generalize to functions with parameters