Fundamental Kotlin revised 3rd Edition by Milos Vasic ISBN 8692030724 9788692030727

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ISBN 10: 8692030724
ISBN 13: 9788692030727
Author: Milos Vasic

Learn the fundamentals of the Kotlin programming language quickly and easily!Kotlin is new statically typed programming language running on the Java Virtual Machine, Android, browser, or native. By reading this book you will be able to quickly start work on your first Kotlin project.
Today Kotlin is the main programming language for Android development. Thanks to its popularity Kotlin became the language for any other JVM development. For example, many backend developers are using Kotlin for Spring application We are all witnesses of the increasing number of Kotlin communities, conferences and workshops that have been held, many books that have been written, and demand for various software components. Many of these components have been ported from Java and some of them continued their development only in pure Kotlin.
Kotlin is powerful. Everything that we did in Java can be raised to a completely new level. Kotlin a tool for everything, a general-purpose first-class programming What you will get from Kotlin is less stress, fever bugs, and more joy while working the best job in the world, begin software engineer!
Where Kotlin can be used? You can use Kotlin to develop your web server, to write various programming libraries, or for example to write plugins. To get into Kotlin read this book carefully, use internet and most write as much code as you can!
Who is this book for?
This book is for people who are willing to try something new. Fundamental Kotlin revised (third edition of Fundamental Kotlin book serial) is imagined not just as a guide to Kotlin for experienced but also for students or technology So, you are not a senior developer it should not be a problem. However, some fundamentals of computing are assumed. The should be familiar with some programming fundamentals, with Git basics and bash shell basic commands.

Fundamental Kotlin revised 3rd Edition Table of contents:

1. About “Fundamental” book

2. What is different compared to the Second Edition?

3. What is this book about?

4. Who is this book for?

5. Fonts used in this book

   • Ubuntu

   • JetBrains Mono

6. About the author

7. Preface

8. What is Kotlin?

9. Some basic concepts explained

   • What is a statically typed programming language?

   • What is Java Virtual Machine or JVM?

   • Java bytecode

10. Basic characteristics of Kotlin

11. Where is it used?

    • Server-side development

    • Android mobile development

    • JavaScript development

    • Native development

    • Kotlin for data science

12. Building programs

    • Installing Kotlin compiler

    • SDKMAN

    • Homebrew

    • MacPorts

    • Compiling Kotlin source code

    • Kotlin to JavaScript

    • Using library

    • Kotlin/Native

    • Installing Kotlin/Native

    • Compiling to native

13. Build automation tools

    • Gradle

    • Maven

    • Apache Ant

    • Griffon

    • Kobalt

14. Creating Kotlin project

    • Creating IDE project

    • Kotlin and Gradle

    • Creating Gradle project

    • Converting Java source code to Kotlin

15. Fundamentals

    • A short history of Java

    • What is Java?

    • Java Runtime Environment

    • What is JVM?

    • What is the Java ecosystem?

    • How Kotlin relates to Java?

    • Lifecycle of the program

16. Basic syntax

    • The lexical structure of Kotlin programs

    • Packages and code organization

    • Importing source code

    • The statements and expressions

    • Constants and variables

    • Working with functions

    • Passing arguments to functions

    • Default arguments

17. Working with exceptions

    • Throwable

    • Try / Catch / Finally block

    • The most frequently used exception types

18. Data type fundamentals

    • Numbers in Kotlin

    • Characters in Kotlin

    • Booleans in Kotlin

    • Arrays

    • Strings in Kotlin

    • String templates

    • Nullability

    • Multiple assignment

    • Type checks and smart casts

19. Operators and expressions

    • Equality

    • Arithmetic operators

    • Assignment operators

    • Unary operators

    • Increment and decrement operators

    • Comparisons

    • Logical operators

    • Operator overloading

20. Conditional expressions

    • If expression

    • When

21. Classes

    • Constructors

    • Secondary constructors

    • Class members

    • Class properties

    • Inheritance

    • Overriding

    • Object-oriented features

    • Data classes

    • Abstraction

    • Object

    • Class companion object

    • Interfaces

    • Properties in Interfaces

    • Interfaces Inheritance

    • Overriding conflicts

    • Functional interfaces

    • Nested classes

    • Inner classes

22. Functions

    • Invoke

    • Higher-order functions

    • Named arguments

    • Single-Expression functions

    • Variable argument functions

    • Spread operator

    • Local functions

    • Infix functions

    • Tail-recursive functions

    • Anonymous functions

    • Inline Functions

    • Lambdas

    • Closures

23. Control flow

    • If expression

    • Loops

    • For

    • While loop

    • Do / While loop

    • Ranges

    • Jump expressions

    • Break operator

    • Continue operator

    • Jump operator labels

    • Return with labels

24. Collections

    • Immutable lists

    • Immutable maps

    • Immutable sets

    • Mutable collections

    • Traversing

    • Predicates

    • Mapping

    • Flattening

    • Combining “map” and “flatMap”

    • Finding maximum and minimum

    • Sorting

    • Sum

    • Grouping

    • Partitioning

    • Folding

25. References

    • Strong references

    • Memory leaks

    • Weak references

    • Soft references

    • Phantom references

    • References summary

    • Atomic references

    • This reference

26. Generic data types

27. Generic functions

28. Generics wildcards

29. Enumeration

30. Sealed classes

31. Annotations

    • Annotation constructors

    • Lambdas in annotations

    • Arrays in annotations

    • Most frequently used annotations

    • How to use annotations

32. Any

33. Unit

34. Nothing

35. Visibility modifiers

36. Extensions

    • Extending class properties

    • Extending objects

    • Extension function literals

37. Scope functions

    • This and It

    • Scope functions return value

    • “Let” scope function

    • “Width” scope function

    • “Run” scope function

    • “Apply” scope function

    • “Also” scope function

    • “takeIf” and “takeUnless”

38. Singleton pattern in Kotlin

39. Lazy initialization

40. Properties with late initialization

41. Delegating behavior

    • Delegating properties

    • Property delegation requirements

    • Observable

42. Builders

    • String builder

    • Map builders

43. Destructuring

44. Mapped properties

45. Concurrency

    • Threads

    • Thread execution

    • Coroutines

    • Coroutine scope building

    • Coroutine job

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