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And for non-data classes, Scala allows you to use non- val constructor parameters inside the class effectively promoting them to private val where Kotlin doesn't. For another data class example, you need to mark properties by val or var where Scala assumes val by default. Then you can note this isn't the only place where Kotlin requires you to be more explicit than Scala. I think the way you should phrase it is: why do data classes not implement Serializable by default? You can always add : Serializable if you want. We took an example of the below JSON object which we will convert into kotlin data/pojo class.It is a bit unclear from the question if you mean java.io.Serializable (based on the analogy with Scala and "implement") or (based on the second paragraph and discussion in the comments).

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