Kotlin: why does the compiler need a `const` modifier?

Question

In Kotlin there are:

• val - readonly property
• const val - compile time constants

From the documentation :

Compile time constants

Properties whose value is known at compile time can be marked as compile-time constants using a modifier const. Such properties must meet the following requirements:

• Top level or feature element
• Initialized by a value of type String or primitive type
• No custom getter

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