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What is the type of arguments inside a constructor? Why do you think they are val unless explicitly set to var?
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Answer Posted / Ritu Kumari
Arguments inside a constructor in Kotlin are properties and have the type of their respective data types. By default, they are marked as 'val' because constructors in Kotlin initialize properties, and once initialized, properties are read-only, unless explicitly set to 'var'.
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