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Description: Kotlin data classes are classes primarily used to hold data and automatically provide methods for equality, hash code, and string representation. These classes are designed to simplify the creation of immutable data structures that store information. When defining a data class, Kotlin automatically generates methods like ‘equals()’, ‘hashCode()’, and ‘toString()’, reducing the amount of […]