If "@Composable" and "suspend" works in a similar way, why is it an annotation an not a keyword…

The important point here is that when you annotate a function type with @Composable you’re changing its type: the same function type without the annotation is not compatible with the annotated type. Also, suspend functions require a calling context, meaning that you can only call suspend functions inside of another suspend function.
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Abhimanyu
May 11, 2021
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If "@Composable" and "suspend" works in a similar way, why is it an annotation an not a keyword "composable"?
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