I don't have to initialize a property right away i...

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[Florian]

I don't have to initialize a property right away if I use lateinit or override the getter. Any other ways to get around immediate initialization? (It's a theoretical question)

[Nate]

does by lazy count? Which is a delegate 👇

[Florian]

thank you I'll have to look up what that is

[Florian]

nothing else?

[Yago Lasse]

if you have a val you can initialize it inside the constructor (after some logic) so its kind of obrigatory lazy non lazy haha

[Florian]

I see, thanks a lot

[Florian]

they can also be initialized in init blocks, right?

[Florian]

If I put an init block directly under a property I can initialize it there

[Florian]

is there something similar for secondary constructors?

[Florian]

the difference to Java is confusing me so maybe what I write doesn't make much sense

[Florian]

Thanks, exactly what I wanted to know