Kotlin - Data TypesIn Kotlin, what is the consequence of String being immutable?AStrings are stored as mutable arrays internallyBYou can modify individual characters in a String directlyCStrings can be resized dynamically without creating new objectsDYou cannot change the characters of a String after it is createdCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand immutabilityImmutability means the object cannot be changed after creation.Step 2: Apply to Kotlin StringKotlin Strings cannot have their characters altered once created.Final Answer:You cannot change the characters of a String after it is created -> Option DQuick Check:Strings are immutable in Kotlin [OK]Quick Trick: Strings cannot be changed after creation [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming you can modify characters directlyThinking Strings resize without new objectsConfusing immutability with mutability
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