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- Overview
- Transcript
5.1 Conclusion
I hope this course has helped you get started coding in Kotlin. My name's Anna, and from all of us here at Envato Tuts+, thanks for watching.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:16
1.2Kotlin Overview04:06
1.3Installing IntelliJ IDEA02:26
2.Get Started With Kotlin
2.1Your First Program09:11
2.2Using the REPL03:03
2.3Comments02:52
2.4Variables and Data Types07:20
2.5Classes and Functions06:29
2.6Imports and Constructors04:31
2.7Inheritance07:34
3.Features and Syntax
3.1Goodbye Null Pointer Exception07:58
3.2String Templates and Interpolation07:44
3.3Ranges and the Double Dot Operator03:03
3.4`if` and `when` as Expressions07:08
3.5Loops and Iterators: the `for` Loop03:28
3.6Loops and Iterators: the `while` and `do`...`while` Loops04:57
3.7Loop Control Statements With Labelled `for` Loops06:35
4.Some Advanced Features
4.1Lambdas and Higher-Order Functions09:11
4.2Interoperability04:15
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:17
5.1 Conclusion
So this is the end of getting started tutorial of Kotlin. We have covered almost all the basic syntax that Kotlin has. And you're ready to get started with Kotlin. You can write your own programs, build some basic applications, and keep learning programming in Kotlin. There are more concepts like Object-Oriented programming and the advanced features that Kotlin has provided us with. We will have them all in other courses. There are many more tutorials at Envato, which you can refer to for Kotlin. There are so many tutorials up here. We also have Kotlin discussion forums, where you can post your questions and have discussions, it is discuss.kotlinlang.org. You can also post your questions and queries at stackoverflow.com. Here there are already so many questions on Kotlin, you can put your one and get your answer. You can also refer to kotlinlang.org for all the other details on Kotlin. Last, but not the least, I'm Anna and I was your instructor. Happy coding, and keep smiling.
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