Ever hit a StackOverflowError while using recursion? 😨 Recursion often gets a bad reputation for being complex and inefficient. In traditional recursion, each function call adds a new frame to the stack, making deep recursion risky (hello, stack overflow! 😵). Well, Kotlin has your back with tailrec! Instead of deep recursive calls

In Kotlin, the reified keyword is a powerful feature that allows us to retain type information at runtime, which is otherwise erased due to type erasure. This is particularly useful when working with generics and inline functions. In this blog post, we'll explore what the reified keyword is,