A DSL — domain-specific language — is Kotlin code that reads like a tiny custom language: Gradle scripts, test builders, UI trees. You get that by combining lambdas with receiver, named arguments, and sometimes @DslMarker so unrelated builders do not mix by accident.

What makes a DSL in Kotlin
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