Kotlin Course – Tutorial for Beginners

Unnecessarily complicated

thats a little bit fast and not clearly i have some experiences in java and still fcked up

Why doesn't the spread operator work with a list?

I left 1:18:00

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Thank You for this tutorial. This is far the best I could found. My question would be that once I know these basics what would be the next step towards android programming. Could you or anyone recommend a similarly clear and understandable tutorial like this please.
I am studying programming by my self using only books and online materials and I think the problem with self teaching is that you don’t have a structure of studying(roadmap).

Nice video. What was the color scheme you were using ? Thank you.

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the referencing between the enum class and the "when" statement inside the object declaration is really confusing.
The thing is when you create a variable called "name" which stores the value of the "when" block (i tend to remember this as a switch block in java) in which for each constant, it will return a String. For example, if "EASY" constant was chosen from the enum class, the output would be a String. This is done by calling create() method which takes EntityType object as argument via a reference variable called "type".
So, when writing the "when" statement inside the object declaration called "EntityFactory", you can write it like this:
//val name=when(type){
EntityType.EASY->type.name // so how this can happen? i mean how the output would be "type.name"
//because from my understanding, "type" is referring to the enum class outside of the scope of "EntityFactory" object //declaration, but still it can access "name" variable which is declared in the "EntityFactory".
//how this is valid?
}

fun main(args: Array<String>) {

println("Whats your name")

val name= readLine()

println("Hello $name!")

println("What is your age $name?")

val age= readLine()

println("Oh cool you're $age years old")

val myAge= 10

println("Im $myAge years old")

println("I now have all your info hahahahahhaha (not really)")

}
lol gonna do this too my friends

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ppl having issues on SDK / JDK:

I had the same issue but that is bc when you were creating a new project you selected Kotlin but instead choose Java then select Kotlin/jvm. This should set up the same environment as the presenter:)

Sorry but none of what you're doing matches what appears in my Intellij. Can't get it to run. Maybe it's different on Linux or something.

Not so good

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I can't believe how easy Kotlin really is. Coming from someone who codes in Go and Javascript, this language is like the best combination of both worlds.