Can you list existing types of states in Jetpack Compose and explain their differences?

In Jetpack Compose, there are different types of state that help manage UI changes:

• MutableState<T> — the basic state type that holds a value and notifies Compose of its changes to redraw the UI.

• remember — a function that preserves state across recompositions within a single function call.

• rememberSaveable — an extension of remember that saves state not only during recompositions but also across configuration changes (e.g., screen rotation) using a save mechanism.

• StateFlow / LiveData — reactive data streams that can be used as a source of state in Compose via adapters.

Differences:

• remember stores state only during the composition's lifetime.
• rememberSaveable additionally preserves state when the activity is recreated.
• MutableState is a container for a value that Compose tracks.

Example:

var count by rememberSaveable { mutableStateOf(0) }
Button(onClick = { count++ }) {
    Text("Clicked $count times")
}