Enums are also more limited than classes, yet they have purpose/place. In fact, that’s the general purpose of types — to reduce capabilities to gain access to g

Enums are also more limited than classes, yet they have purpose/place. In fact, that’s the general purpose of types — to reduce capabilities to gain access to guaranteed capabilities, which lets you reach compiler-verified logic rather than simply programmer-verified / unit-test-verified logic. Of course, it only matters if something utilities those guarantees, which I don’t know for kotlin, but C# uses records to expand out the LINQ interface quite substantially/conveniently for value comparison (mainly made convenient when you also have anonymous records)