Sealed Classes and Enums in Kotlin: Your Guide to Cleaner Code

Today, we’re diving into the wonderful world of enums and sealed classes — two trusty tools that can make your coding life a whole lot smoother. Enums Think of enums as a special type of box where you put crayons of different colors. Each crayon can only be one of the colors you’ve decided ahead of time, like red, green, or blue. You can use these colors to draw colorful pictures. But with enums, the crayons can only be those specific colors and nothing else. They’re simple and just represent one color each. <h1>Sealed Classes</h1> Sealed classes are a bit like having a magical box that can hold different kinds of things, not just crayons. Inside this box, you can have crayons of different colors, but you can also have stickers and even small toys. Each thing in the box might look different and do different stuff. So, sealed classes let you have a special box where you can keep crayons and more, and each thing inside can be special and have its own abilities. In short: <ul> <li>Enums are like a box of crayons where each crayon is a specific color.</li> <li>Sealed classes are like a magical box where you can keep crayons and other things, and each thing can be different and do special things.</li> </ul> Remember, both enums and sealed classes are cool ways to organize stuff in your code! Just choose the one that works best for what you want to do. <a href="https://pinarturgut09.medium.com/sealed-classes-and-enums-in-kotlin-your-guide-to-cleaner-code-97a409e14fba">Click Here</a>