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Android Kotlin Flows

Android development has come a long way since the early days of Java-based development. With the introduction of Kotlin as a first-class language for Android development, developers now have access to a more powerful and flexible language for building their apps. One of the most exciting additions to Kotlin for Android developers is the concept of flows. In this post, we’ll explore what flows are, how to use them in Android, and why they’re so useful. What are Flows? Flows are a type of stream that emit values over time. Flows are similar to other stream types like  LiveData  or  RxJava , but with a few key differences. The biggest advantage of flows is that they’re built on top of Kotlin  coroutines , which makes them more  efficient  and  lightweight  than other stream types. This is because coroutines are designed to be lightweight threads that can be quickly suspended and resumed, making them ideal for handling asynchronous data streams. Setting up a Flow To start using flows in yo

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