The internal visibility modifier is used to declare a member visible within the same module. A module is a collection of Kotlin files compiled together. A module may be a Maven project, a Gradle source set, and IntelliJ IDEA module, or a set of files compiled with an Ant task invocation. Using the internal modifier is similar to using other visibility modifiers:
internal class Person { }
Having understood access and visibility modifiers, we can continue with the implementation of the Block class. The next thing we need to do is create a constructor for the class that initializes the instance variables we have created to their initial states. Constructor definitions in Java are syntactically different ...
