Kotlin 'LAZY' delegation. LateInit vs Lazy. Kotlin Tutorials for Beginners #12.3

[@pomsubho]

You know I check several medium posts by I was unable to understand. After I saw the 4 min of video I just get the point. It is really great.

[@UnderDogStudioz799]

The last summary is always helpful , It helps me to create the short notes of the concept 🥰

[@fursatmaigungunaya8248]

How to use lazy with var please do let us know as we didn't find regarding this any doc?

[@sharifullahOfficial02]

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[@sagarock1012]

Simple and clean explanation to the point

[@FunnyFlicks121]

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[@brucebane7401]

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[@al-aminislam1493]

Very clear explanation

[@smartherd]

Glad you liked it

[@androidpc9656]

@@smartherd How to use lazy with var

[@MelErtekin]

The video was good at the beginning, but I got confused at the end. Is't lazy only for non-nullable val variables?

[@footballCartoon91]

i have several questions.. 1) when does the memory for lazy object/data will get destroyed? is it the same concept with static keyword in C++ ? or like companion object (because many forums seems to suggest companion object is actually a static data 2) if the lazy data can be null why is that you want to even use that data? 3) if the lazy data is a var , what will happen if multiple objects are using it like assignment of new values. Will the last assignment overwrites previous assignment? which makes me think of like a global variable in C++ and a little bit like a class in the context of memory usage (i.e memory is not allocated until you instantiate it) 3) if number three is correct, should i handle null explicitly?. if for example the last assignment is null.

[@flamingburger949]

you're amazing

[@sohailpathan1436]

Great Explanation

[@ranganafernando511]

Great video

[@pradeep9222]

thank you so much it's helpful

[@UpLiftingU007]

Can you make an video on 'LazyThreadSafteyMode' types , which type to use ,during initialisation of lazy{}

[@AkashJhaDDN]

Is it available in var also

[@himanshutariyal7648]

Are there any commands for the input by t he user ? I was not able to find them in the whole module

[@yktoledo]

One question: would have sense in the case of viewbinding? mean if I have private lateinit var xmlFileNameBinding: XmlFileNameBinding private val textFieldVar by lazy { xmlFileNameBinding.textFieldId } or when viewbinding comes into play no lazy initialization needed?

[@SaturnStarOfDavid]

No it doesnt make any sense. Non what so ever. Ctl-A Delete.

[@sudhanshusharma9159]

here is error Operator call corresponds to a dot-qualified call 'pi.times(4)' which is not allowed on a nullable receiver 'pi'. below i code. val pi : Float ? by lazy { 3.14f } fun main() { println("test lazy initialization") val area = pi *4 * 4 // error here //println(pi) }

[@ajaykeshri971]

super tutorial

[@sreenivasangk4347]

Lazy is not a keyword. It is lamda function.

[@maansoftwares3813]

sorry but i think lazy are only for val because lazy blog cant run second time so no use of var

[@veeralavan2372]

@Maan, if any other initializer available for var (l.e lazy initializer)

[@vedantjha2327]

Yes lazy can be applied to val

[@dennisgonzales9521]

Awesome

[@personalchaoyu8732]

thanks.

[@divyeshganvit4599]

Hi sir i like your videos how many more videos come future about kotlin. ?

[@smartherd]

It's going to end

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