Learn & Practice Kotlin from Scrrch!Master Kotlin by learning 100+ tutorials in 10 min everyday for Software Development


What you'll learn
This course is perfect for absolute beginners with no previous coding experience, to intermediates looking to sharpen their skills to the expert level.
You do not need programming skills, we will start from scratch and slowly make our way to intermediate and more advanced topics
All the essential of Kotlin are covered to be better software developer who can fully understand exactly what he/she is coding and why programming is easy
You should be excited to learn an awesome new programming language!
The course is continually updated and enhanced, and fully supported as it evolves.
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Requirements
You just need a PC/Laptop and Basic Internet to browse this course and rest all is covered in video in simple english to follow.

Description
You do not need programming skills, we will start from scratch and slowly make our way to intermediate and more advanced topics.You should be excited to learn an awesome new programming language.You will Master the Kotlin programming language by learning 100+ tutorials over 100 days, just Focusing 10 minutes Everyday.You will be able to program in Kotlin professionally and you will be ready as Kotlin Developer for any software development.You will be able to apply Kotlin Learning to your Android app development roles as well.You will understand Kotlin-Java interop and migration strategies, Object-oriented programming with Kotlin, Key concepts/syntax of the Kotlin language.You will be ready to use Kotlin for Software Development and Android Development.You will be to use Intellij, the popular Java (and Kotlin) IDE, to write code effectively and professionally.This course also covers object-orientation, the major development paradigm you need to grasp in today's world. But we will also look at functional programming concepts that will make your life much easier.Once you understand these, you will also be able to understand other object-oriented languages, including Java, PHP, C++, C#, Scala, or Swift. They all use this same basic paradigms.We'll be using the IntelliJ IDE. So you'll be learning the fundamentals of Kotlin in the context of one of the world's greatest IDEs. And that's important because Kotlin, when teamed with IntelliJ, provides the most productive programming environment I ever used. With that said, this course is still appropriate for those who just want to learn Kotlin but don't plan on using IntelliJ.Lastly, this course is not specific to any particular problem domain (i.e. android apps, server-side web apps, compile-to-jаvascript apps, or native apps).

Overview
Section 1: Getting Started | Installation Of IntelliJ IDE Software Tool
Lecture 1 Introduction To Course
Lecture 2 Tutorial -1 | How to Install the IntelliJ IDE for Kotlin Development
Lecture 3 Tutorial -2 | How to Create a Kotlin File in IntelliJ Tool
Lecture 4 Tutorial -3 | How to Update the Kotlin Plugin in IntelliJ
Section 2: Introduction To Course
Lecture 5 Tutorial -4 | "Hello World" in Kotlin - Your First Kotlin Program
Lecture 6 Tutorial -5 | How to Create Variables in Kotlin
Lecture 7 Tutorial -6 | How to Create Read-Only Variables in Kotlin
Lecture 8 Tutorial -7 | How to Provide a Type on Kotlin Variables
Section 3: Data Types In Kotlin
Lecture 9 Tutorial -8 | Kotlin Data Types: Numbers
Lecture 10 Tutorial -9 | Kotlin Data Types: String and Char
Lecture 11 Tutorial -10 | Kotlin String Interpolation and Triple Quotes
Lecture 12 Tutorial -11 | Kotlin Data Types: Boolean
Section 4: Expressions, Conditionals, Statements & More
Lecture 13 Tutorial -12 | Kotlin If/Else Conditional
Lecture 14 Tutorial -13 | How to Use the Kotlin Single Line If/Else Statement
Lecture 15 Tutorial -14 | How to Understand Truth Tables in Kotlin
Section 5: Operators In Kotlin
Lecture 16 Tutorial -15 | Kotlin Structural Equality
Lecture 17 Tutorial -16 | Kotlin Structural Equality
Lecture 18 Tutorial -17 | Nullable Types in Kotlin
Lecture 19 Tutorial -18 | Nullable Safe Calls (?.) in Kotlin
Lecture 20 Tutorial -19 | Kotlin Elvis Operator ?: in Kotin
Section 6: Functions
Lecture 21 tutorial -20 | How to Create a Function in Kotlin
Lecture 22 Tutorial -21 | How to Return a Value from a Kotlin Function
Lecture 23 Tutorial -22 | Functions inside of other Functions in Kotlin
Lecture 24 Tutorial -23 | Single Line Expressions in Kotlin
Lecture 25 Tutorial -24 | How to use Function Arguments in Kotlin
Lecture 26 Tutorial -25 | How to Use Named Parameters in Kotlin Functions
Lecture 27 Tutorial -26 | How to use Default Argument Values in Kotlin
Lecture 28 Tutorial -27 | Function Refactoring to New Lines and Named Arguments
Lecture 29 Tutorial -28 | How to Provide Multiple Arguments of the Same Type with Var Arg
Lecture 30 Tutorial -29 | How to Overload a Function in Kotlin
Section 7: Classes And Constructors
Lecture 31 Tutorial -30 | How to Create a Class in Kotlin
Lecture 32 Tutorial -31 | Primary Class Constructors in Kotlin
Lecture 33 Tutorial -32 | How to use Multiple Constructors in a Kotlin Class
Lecture 34 Tutorial -33 | How to use the Kotlin Init Block
Lecture 35 Tutorial -34 | How to Use Class Properties in Kotlin
Lecture 36 Tutorial -35 | How to Override Property Getters in Kotlin
Lecture 37 Tutorial -36 | How to Override Property Setters in Kotlin
Lecture 38 Tutorial -37 | How to Use Multiple Properties in a Kotlin Class
Lecture 39 Tutorial -38 | How to Create a Function in a Kotlin Class
Lecture 40 Tutorial -39 | Kotlin Companion Objects
Lecture 41 Tutorial -40 | How to Create a Singleton in Kotlin
Lecture 42 Tutorial -41 | How to Declare Constants in Kotlin
Lecture 43 Tutorial -42 | How to Use the Kotlin lateinit Modifier
Lecture 44 Tutorial -43 | Kotlin Nested Classes
Lecture 45 Tutorial -44 | Kotlin Inner Classes
Section 8: Enums, Abstraction Functions and Data Classes
Lecture 46 Tutorial -45 | How to Create an Enum in Kotlin
Lecture 47 Tutorial -46 | How to Use Kotlin Enum Constructor Parameters
Lecture 48 Tutorial -47 | How to Create Abstract Functions Inside of a Kotlin Enum
Lecture 49 Tutorial -48 | How to Iterate Over Kotlin Enum Values
Lecture 50 Tutorial -49 | How to Add Static Methods to Kotlin Enums
Lecture 51 Tutorial -50 | How to Use the Kotlin When Expression
Lecture 52 Tutorial -51 | How to Use the Kotlin When Expression
Lecture 53 Tutorial -52 | How to Create a Parameterless Constructor in a Kotlin Data Class
Lecture 54 Tutorial -53 | Understanding Component1, Component2, ComponentN in a Kotlin Data
Lecture 55 Tutorial -54 | How to Destructure a Kotlin Data Class
Lecture 56 Tutorial -55 | How to Copy a Kotlin Data Class Instance
Lecture 57 Tutorial -56 | How to Use the Kotlin Pair and Triple Data Classes
Section 9: Access Modifiers, Abstract classes And Interfaces
Lecture 58 Tutorial -57 | How to use the Protected Modifier in Kotlin
Lecture 59 Tutorial -58 | How to Use the Protected Modifier on Kotlin Methods
Lecture 60 Tutorial -59 | How to Use the Internal Modifier in Kotlin
Lecture 61 Tutorial -60 | How to Use the Internal Modifier in Kotlin
Lecture 62 Tutorial -61 | How to Create an Abstract Class in Kotlin
Lecture 63 Tutorial -62 | Using Abstract Classes as an Abstraction
Lecture 64 Tutorial -63 | What are Kotlin Interfaces Used For and Why?
Lecture 65 Tutorial -64 | How to Create an Interface in Kotlin
Lecture 66 Tutorial -65 | How to Create an Interface in Kotlin
Lecture 67 Tutorial -66 | Kotlin Interfaces Example
Lecture 68 Tutorial -67 | Kotlin Interfaces Example
Section 10: Collection in Kotlin - Array, ArrayList, Map, FlatMap etc
Lecture 69 Tutorial -68 | How to Create an Array in Kotlin
Lecture 70 Tutorial -69 | How to Create a List in Kotlin
Lecture 71 Tutorial -70 | How to Create Mutable Lists in Kotlin
Lecture 72 Tutorial -71 | How to Filter a List in Kotlin
Lecture 73 Tutorial -72 | How to Find Items in a Kotlin List
Lecture 74 Tutorial -73 | How to Use FilterNot on a Kotlin List
Lecture 75 Tutorial -74 | How to Create a New List from an Existing List in Kotlin
Lecture 76 Tutorial -75 | How to Combine Multiple Immutable Lists in Kotlin
Lecture 77 Tutorial -76 | How to Use the map Operator on a Kotlin List
Lecture 78 Tutorial -77 | Kotlin - Map vs Flatmap
Section 11: Looping In Kotlin
Lecture 79 Tutorial -78 | How to Use a For-Loop in Kotlin
Lecture 80 Tutorial -79 | How to Use a Kotlin While Loop
Lecture 81 Tutorial -80 | How to use forEach to Iterate over a Kotlin List or Collection
Lecture 82 Tutorial -81 | How to Iterate Over a Kotlin List with an Index with ForEachIndex
Lecture 83 Tutorial -82 | How to Use a Kotlin Range
Section 12: HashMap And Sequences In Kotlin
Lecture 84 Tutorial -83 | How To Create a Map in Kotlin
Lecture 85 Tutorial -84 | How to create a Mutable Map in Kotlin
Lecture 86 Tutorial -85 | Kotlin Sequences
Lecture 87 Tutorial -86 | Kotlin - List vs. Set vs. Map
Section 13: Special Operators, Type Casting and Generic Classes
Lecture 88 Tutorial -87 | Kotlin Ternary Operator
Lecture 89 Tutorial -88 | Kotlin Double Bang Operator !!
Lecture 90 Tutorial - 89 | Kotlin requireNotNull Keyword
Lecture 91 Tutorial -90 | How to use checkNotNull in Kotlin
Lecture 92 Tutorial -91 | Kotlin Type Checking with the 'is' Keyword
Lecture 93 Tutorial -92 | Kotlin Type Casting - How to Cast in Kotlin
Lecture 94 Tutorial -93 | How to Cast in Kotlin -
Lecture 95 Tutorial -94 | How to Use Kotlin Generics with Lists and Maps
Lecture 96 Tutorial -95 | How to Create a Generic Class in Kotlin
Section 14: Exception Handling in Kotlin
Lecture 97 Tutorial -96 | How to Throw an Exception in Kotlin
Lecture 98 Tutorial -97 | How to Create a Custom Exception in Kotlin
Lecture 99 Tutorial -98 | How to Use a Try Catch Statement in Kotlin
Lecture 100 Tutorial -99 | How to Catch Multiple Exception Types in Kotlin
Lecture 101 Tutorial -100 | How to Use a Try/Catch/Finally Statement in Kotlin
Lecture 102 Tutorial -101 | How to Use a Try/Catch/Finally Statement in Kotlin
Section 15: TypeAliasing, Extension Function and Lambda Expression
Lecture 103 Tutorial -102 | How to create a typealias in Kotlin
Lecture 104 Tutorial -103 | How to Create a Kotlin Extension Function
Lecture 105 Tutorial -104 | How to Use Lazy Evaluation in Kotlin
Lecture 106 Tutorial - 105 | How to use a Lazy Initializer Block in Kotlin
Lecture 107 Tutorial -106 | How to Use Simple Lambda Expressions in Kotlin
Lecture 108 Tutorial -107 | How to use a Lambda Function as a Function Parameter in Kotlin
Lecture 109 Tutorial -108 | How to Pass Arguments to a Kotlin Lambda Function
Lecture 110 Tutorial -109 | How to Use the 'it' Parameter in Kotlin Lambda Expression
Lecture 111 Tutorial -110- Part A | How to Call Kotlin from Java
Lecture 112 Tutorial -110- Part B | How to Call Kotlin from Java
This course is perfect for absolute beginners with no previous programming experience.

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