Lessons:20Length:1.7 hours
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1.3 Installing IntelliJ IDEA
In this lesson, I will show you how to install IntelliJ IDEA in your system. Once done, you’re good to go with coding in Kotlin.
Remember, you will also need to download the Java Development Kit from the link below if it is not already installed on your machine.
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1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:16
1.1
Introduction
01:16
1.2Kotlin Overview04:06
1.2
Kotlin Overview
04:06
1.3Installing IntelliJ IDEA02:26
1.3
Installing IntelliJ IDEA
02:26
2.Get Started With Kotlin
2.1Your First Program09:11
2.1
Your First Program
09:11
2.2Using the REPL03:03
2.2
Using the REPL
03:03
2.3Comments02:52
2.3
Comments
02:52
2.4Variables and Data Types07:20
2.4
Variables and Data Types
07:20
2.5Classes and Functions06:29
2.5
Classes and Functions
06:29
2.6Imports and Constructors04:31
2.6
Imports and Constructors
04:31
2.7Inheritance07:34
2.7
Inheritance
07:34
3.Features and Syntax
3.1Goodbye Null Pointer Exception07:58
3.1
Goodbye Null Pointer Exception
07:58
3.2String Templates and Interpolation07:44
3.2
String Templates and Interpolation
07:44
3.3Ranges and the Double Dot Operator03:03
3.3
Ranges and the Double Dot Operator
03:03
3.4`if` and `when` as Expressions07:08
3.4
`if` and `when` as Expressions
07:08
3.5Loops and Iterators: the `for` Loop03:28
3.5
Loops and Iterators: the `for` Loop
03:28
3.6Loops and Iterators: the `while` and `do`...`while` Loops04:57
3.6
Loops and Iterators: the `while` and `do`...`while` Loops
04:57
3.7Loop Control Statements With Labelled `for` Loops06:35
3.7
Loop Control Statements With Labelled `for` Loops
06:35
4.Some Advanced Features
4.1Lambdas and Higher-Order Functions09:11
4.1
Lambdas and Higher-Order Functions
09:11
4.2Interoperability04:15
4.2
Interoperability
04:15
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:17
5.1
Conclusion
01:17
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