Learn programming with one of the most popular languages. Master the language through interesting and practical examples
What you will learn
Variables
Data Types
Functions
Default and Named Arguments
if Expressions
String Templates
Tripple-Quoted Strings
While Loop
For Loop
Ranges
Expressions
Statements
Classes
Properties
Constructors
Visibility Modifiers
Packages
Imports
Lists
varargs
Sets
Maps
Property Accessors
Extension Functions
Overloading
when Expression
Enum Classes
Data Classes
Destructing Declarations
Nullable Types
Safe Calls
Elvis Operator
Generics
Extension Properties
Lambdas
Collections
Member References
Higher-Order Functions
Sequences
Local Functions
Interfaces
Inheritance
Abstract Classes
Upcasting and Downcasting
Composition
Class Delegation
Sealed Classes
Inner Classes
Nested Classes
Object
Companion Object
Exceptions
Check Instructions
Unit Testing
Build Tic-Tac-Toe Game
And more…
Description
So you want to become proficient with Kotlin programming language? Well, get ready, because this course will provide you the knowledge that you are going to need, if you’re seriously planning to accelerate your career as a Kotlin programmer.
Now when I say Kotlin programmer, I’m also referring to:
– Mobile Applications Development (Especially Android)
So if you’re planning to become an Android Developer, then forget about Java and focus
on Kotlin only.
– Kotlin will also allow you to Build Web Applications
– Server Side Applications
– Desktop Applications
– So basically Multi-platform projects
– Kotlin has some libraries specifically adapter for a Data Science as well
– And much more!
So why Kotlin, why not some other language? Well Kotlin is a modern programming language that came out in 2016. I must say from my personal experience, when I switched over to Kotlin a couple of years ago, I couldn’t describe how much happier developer I became.
And the main reason for that was it’s simplicity. With Kotlin, everything is simple and easy. No Semicolons.
Kotlin is Expressive and concise language.
– You are writing less and doing more.
Kotlin provides a Safer code
– It helps you avoid NullPointerExceptions, among other things.
Kotlin is Interoperable
– It’s fully compatible with Java.
And Kotlin has a happy community of a considerable size!
I can go on like this for whole day! But if you are still watching this video, then you’re probably smart enough to make a decision and start learning this wonderful programming language. So don’t waist your time, and let’s get started!
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