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RxJava vs Flow APIs: which is easier for Android apps?

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Answer:
Kotlin Flow is natively supported in Kotlin and integrates seamlessly with coroutines, making asynchronous programming look like straightforward sequential code. RxJava is more mature, with extensive operators, but it adds extra complexity. For new Android projects seeking simplicity and the best coroutine support, Flow is the easier and more modern solution.

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