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Key points Use LaunchedEffect() when you are using coroutines and need to cancel and relaunch the coroutine every time your parameter changes and it isn't stored in a mutable state.

LaunchedEffect: run suspend functions in the scope of a composable. rememberCoroutineScope: obtain a composition-aware scope to launch a coroutine outside a composable. rememberUpdatedState: reference a value in an effect that shouldn't restart if the value changes. DisposableEffect: effects that require cleanup.

A Scaffold is a layout which implements the basic material design layout structure. You can add things like a TopBar, BottomBar, FAB or a Drawer.

Let's start with a composable containing Scaffold and one button. The snackbar should appear when the user presses the button. Text(text = "Click me!") Let's create a default ScaffoldState inside remember method to ensure that we use the same state even after re-composition.

Since a composable function can be executed multiple times or can skip execution altogether, mutating or relying on global state in composable functions can lead to unforeseen errors or bugs. Hence relying on side-effects is not the recommended approach.

Composable functions are the fundamental building blocks of an application built with Compose. Composable can be applied to a function or lambda to indicate that the function/lambda can be used as part of a composition to describe a transformation from application data into a tree or hierarchy.