One of the fundamental aspects of Kotlin (or any programming language) is how it handles and organizes data. Kotlin provides several collection types to manage data efficiently, and one of them is Maps. This post will take you on a deep dive into Kotlin Maps, starting from the basics to more complex scenarios. “Think twice, code once.”...
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Kotlin Sets: From Basics to Advanced
Data handling is a fundamental aspect of any programming language. Kotlin is no different, offering a variety of collection types to suit various data management needs. This blog post focuses on Kotlin Sets, providing a detailed guide from the basics to more advanced usage. “The function of good software is to make the complex appear to be...
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Kotlin offers a robust and versatile set of tools for working with collections of data. Among these, Lists are fundamental and widely used. This article will take a deep dive into Kotlin Lists, starting from the basics and advancing to more complex usage. “Learning to code is learning to create and innovate.” – Enda Kenny Kotlin Lists:...
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In any programming language, handling collections of data is crucial. Kotlin provides a rich set of tools in its collections framework. In this guide, we’ll explore Kotlin’s support for collections, with a particular focus on Lists, Sets, and Maps. “The function of good software is to make the complex appear to be simple.” – Grady Booch Kotlin...
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A Guide to Null Safety and Nullable Types in Kotlin One of the key design decisions in Kotlin was to eliminate the Null Pointer Exception, a common pitfall in many programming languages. In this post, we’ll delve into how Kotlin deals with nulls and the benefits of its robust null safety features. “Simplicity is the soul of...
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Basic Function Declaration Let’s start with a basic function declaration. In Kotlin, functions are declared using the fun keyword. In this example, we’ve defined a function called greet() that prints out a greeting. We then call this function in the main() function. Function with Parameters Functions can take parameters, which are values you supply to the function...
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One of the many reasons Kotlin has become beloved by developers is its simplicity and clarity, particularly when it comes to loops. In this guide, we’ll journey from the basics to advanced use cases of Kotlin loops, offering clear examples at every stage. “Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code...
Continue reading...Kotlin’s Control Flow: Understanding If, When, and Loops
In programming, control flow refers to the order in which the individual statements, instructions, or function calls of a program are executed or evaluated. Kotlin, like other programming languages, includes several control flow constructs including conditional statements (if, when) and loops (for, while, do-while). “The function of good software is to make the complex appear to be...
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Just like any programming language, Kotlin has a rich set of operators to perform various operations such as arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logic. By understanding these operators, you can unlock the potential of the Kotlin language and write more effective and efficient code. “The computer was born to solve problems that did not exist before.” – Bill...
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In Kotlin, one of the statically typed programming languages, understanding variables and data types is key to mastering the language. This guide will take you from the basics to the more advanced aspects of these crucial elements. Deep Dive into Kotlin Variables In Kotlin, variables are declared using val and var. The val keyword is used to...
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