Kotlin Essential Training: Functions, Collections, and I/O

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Nate Ebel

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01 - Introduction

01 - Welcome to Kotlin.mp4

00:56

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:32

03 - Using the exercise files on GitHub.mp4

03:02

02 - 1. Setting Up Your Kotlin Development Environment

01 - Introducing IntelliJ IDEA.mp4

02:28

02 - Installing IntelliJ IDEA for macOS.mp4

03:32

03 - Installing IntelliJ IDEA for Windows.mp4

03:30

04 - Run your first Kotlin code.mp4

04:59

03 - 2. Common Data Types

01 - Mutable and immutable data types.mp4

06:14

02 - Numeric data types.mp4

09:38

03 - Char and string data types.mp4

13:09

04 - Nullable types.mp4

06:25

04 - 3. Working with Functions

01 - Basic functions.mp4

09:42

02 - Function parameters.mp4

07:47

03 - Functional types.mp4

11:26

04 - Higher-order functions.mp4

08:25

05 - Challenge Write a name formatter function.mp4

00:55

06 - Solution Write a name formatter function.mp4

06:25

05 - 4. Control Flow Structures

01 - if and when statements.mp4

12:55

02 - Statements vs. expressions.mp4

07:19

03 - trycatch as control flow.mp4

06:25

04 - Smart casting.mp4

11:44

05 - while loops.mp4

05:17

06 - for loops.mp4

03:49

07 - Challenge Replace an ifelse expression with a when expression.mp4

01:12

08 - Solution Replace an ifelse expression with a when expression.mp4

05:15

06 - 5. Debugging Kotlin Code

01 - Setting breakpoints.mp4

05:27

02 - Stepping through code.mp4

09:12

03 - Evaluate expressions and add watches.mp4

05:02

07 - 6. Working with Collections

01 - Arrays.mp4

13:56

02 - Lists.mp4

09:57

03 - Sets and maps.mp4

12:47

04 - Working with collections.mp4

09:23

05 - Sequences.mp4

07:04

06 - Challenge Filtering a list of data.mp4

01:12

07 - Solution Filtering a list of data.mp4

05:05

08 - 7. Working with Inputs and Outputs

01 - Command-line arguments.mp4

06:40

02 - Receiving user input.mp4

06:21

03 - Read and write to files.mp4

06:09

04 - Challenge Parsing a list of data from a file.mp4

01:05

05 - Solution Parsing a list of data from a file.mp4

08:59

09 - 8. Testing Kotlin Code

01 - Writing JUnit tests.mp4

12:07

02 - Mocking data.mp4

07:55

10 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:06

Description

If you’re looking to get up and running with Kotlin, the powerful programming language from JetBrains, this course gives you the tools you need to start writing command-line programs in a matter of hours. Join instructor Nate Ebel, the author of Mastering Kotlin, as he shows you the ins and out of Kotlin and walks you through its unique selling points for developers—from null safety and concise syntax to Java compatibility, to full support by Google for Android development.

Get a comprehensive overview of writing code in Kotlin, including the basics of data types, variables, statements, expressions, functions, and classes. Learn how to use the essential features of this powerful, interoperable language as well as effectively debug your code. Along the way, Nate gives you expert pointers on how to write safe and efficient multithreaded code using Kotlin coroutines to manage multiple tasks at the same time.

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I enjoy building great software and helping others do the same. I speak, blog, and maintain a YouTube channel all towards the goal of helping others learn and developer in their careers. I aim to cultivate a growth mindset in myself, and others, in hope that we can effect positive change in the world. Continued, self-education is very important to me. I love being in the world of mobile development because the rate of change requires continuous growth and shorter product lifecycles allow you to quickly deliver useful products directly into the hands of users. I have a passion for technology, education, and software development and enjoy opportunities to combine the three. Fun fact: Before starting my masters program, I picked up a book on Android development (Android for Dummies) and learned enough to release my first app on Google Play (My Love Butler). During my graduate work I performed research in evolutionary robotics using Android smartphones to evolve robotic controllers for autonomous, mobile robots.

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