Metzler Nathan. Kotlin Programming for Beginners: An Introduction to Learn the Kotlin Programming Language with Tutorials and Hands-On Examples

Independently published, 2021. — 158 p. — ISBN B08X312PP4.Discover How to Build Highly-Resilient, Scalable, and Beautiful Android Apps With the Kotlin Programming Language!Are you looking for the perfect language as a beginner to kickstart your journey into software development? Are you a Java programmer, or any other programmer looking for an efficient way to get started designing awesome Android apps?If your answer is yes, then keep reading…Kotlin is a powerful, general-purpose programming language suitable for cross-platform development. In this comprehensive beginner’s guide to Kotlin programming, you’ll master the core foundations of Kotlin as well as build your own basic Android app from scratch!Here’s what you’re going to learn in Kotlin Programming for Beginners:Everything you need to know about Kotlin and how it works together with Android
How to set up your environment for effective Kotlin application development
The core fundamentals of the Kotlin programming language to help you write high-quality code
Step-by-step instructions to build your first Kotlin application that runs on Android
How to develop aesthetically beautiful and robust layouts using RecyclerView, NavigationView, etc
Foolproof ways to test your applications using the available testing frameworks within Kotlin and keep your app free from bugs
…and tons, tons more!Whether you’re a brand new software developer looking to pick up your very first language, or you’re an experienced Android developer looking to stretch your app to the limits beyond what vanilla Java can offer you, this book is a complete resource guide for everyone looking to master Kotlin and develop awesome apps for Android.Scope
Getting Started
Building Kotlin Applications
Syntax
Hello World! Kotlin Application
Data Types
Variables
Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
Operators
User Interaction
Flow Control
Functions
Arrays
Strings
Command Line Arguments
Introduction to Classes and Objects
Final Words