I like named parameters, they are convenient and quick to write. IMHO, a more readable approach are so called "withers", like ones from Immutables library. You can type "with" and have autocomplete suggestion for free. :)
Also, there are some problems if you care about binary compatibility when changing case classes in Scala, see here. IDK about Kotlin though.
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I like named parameters, they are convenient and quick to write. IMHO, a more readable approach are so called "withers", like ones from Immutables library. You can type "with" and have autocomplete suggestion for free. :)
Also, there are some problems if you care about binary compatibility when changing case classes in Scala, see here. IDK about Kotlin though.