(kotlin的Moshi)@Json vs@field：Json

Whatever you put between @ and : in your annotation specifies the exact target for your Annotation.

When using Kotlin with JVM there is a substantial number of things generated, therefore your Annotation could be put in many places. If you don't specify a target you're letting the Kotlin compiler choose where the Annotation should be put. When you specify the target -> you're in charge.

为了更好地了解差异，您应该在IntelliJ/Android Studio中判断Kotlin字节码的反编译Java代码.

Example kotlin code:

class Example {

    @ExampleAnnotation
    val a: String = TODO()

    @get:ExampleAnnotation
    val b: String = TODO()

    @field:ExampleAnnotation
    val c: String = TODO()
}

Decompiled Java code:

public final class Example {
   @NotNull
   private final String a;
   @NotNull
   private final String b;
   @ExampleAnnotation
   @NotNull
   private final String c;

   /** @deprecated */
   // $FF: synthetic method
   @ExampleAnnotation
   public static void a$annotations() {
   }

   @NotNull
   public final String getA() {
      return this.a;
   }

   @ExampleAnnotation
   @NotNull
   public final String getB() {
      return this.b;
   }

   @NotNull
   public final String getC() {
      return this.c;
   }

   public Example() {
      boolean var1 = false;
      throw (Throwable)(new NotImplementedError((String)null, 1, (DefaultConstructorMarker)null));
   }
}

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