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KOTLIN + ANDROID: Do you dream of building the next big mobile app? Imagine creating user-friendly interfaces, implementing innovative features, and revolutionizing how people interact with their devices. Saksham's Android & Kotlin course equips you with the in-demand skills to turn your app ideas into reality!

Saksham's comprehensive program combines two key elements:

Android: The dominant mobile operating system powering billions of devices worldwide.
Kotlin: A modern and concise language rapidly gaining popularity in Android development.

Through this course, you'll:

Master the fundamentals: Gain a thorough understanding of Android Studio, the official development environment, and Kotlin's core concepts.
Become an Android expert: Learn how to design user interfaces, manage data, and handle user interactions effectively.
Embrace Kotlin's power: Discover the advantages of Kotlin, including its readability, safety, and interoperability with Java.

Why Choose Saksham's Android & Kotlin Course?

High Demand: Skilled Android developers are highly sought-after, opening doors to exciting career opportunities.
Future-proof Skills: Mastering Kotlin positions you at the forefront of Android development, preparing you for future advancements.
Hands-on Learning: Apply your knowledge through interactive exercises and real-world projects, building your skillset and portfolio.
Supportive Community: Connect and collaborate with fellow learners and instructors in a friendly and encouraging environment.

By enrolling in Saksham's Android & Kotlin course, you'll:

Demystify mobile app development.
Gain the confidence to build functional and engaging apps.
Become part of the thriving Android development community.

Start your app development journey today! With Saksham's structured learning approach and expert guidance, you'll be well on your way to turning your app ideas into successful realities.

Course Overview

Android App Development Using Kotlin

Android app development using Kotlin involves creating mobile applications for the Android platform using the Kotlin programming language. Kotlin is a modern, expressive, and concise programming language that is officially supported by Google for Android development. It seamlessly integrates with existing Java code and offers various features to enhance developer productivity.

Introduction and Setup the environment
Install IntelliJ IDEA
Install Android Studio

Operations and Priorities

In Kotlin, operations refer to various actions that can be performed on variables or values. The priority of operations determines the order in which these operations are executed when expressions involve multiple operators.

Loop Control

Loop control structures in Kotlin enable developers to repeatedly execute a block of code based on certain conditions. Kotlin supports several loop constructs, each serving different purposes.

For Loop
Nested For Loop
While Loop
Do While Loop
Returns and Jump Stament

Decision Making

Decision-making in Kotlin is achieved through various conditional constructs that allow the execution of different blocks of code based on specific conditions.

Functions in Kotlin

In Kotlin, functions are the building blocks of code, encapsulating a set of instructions to perform a specific task.

Collections

n Kotlin, collections are used to store and manipulate groups of elements. Kotlin provides a rich set of collection types in its standard library, offering both mutable and immutable variants

OOPS IN KOTLIN

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm that revolves around the concept of objects, which encapsulate data and behavior. Kotlin is designed to be a concise and expressive language, and it fully supports OOP principles.

Exception Handling in Kotlin

Exception handling in Kotlin is a mechanism that allows developers to deal with unexpected or exceptional situations that may occur during the execution of a program. In Kotlin, exceptions are represented by instances of classes that inherit from the Throwable class. The basic syntax for handling exceptions involves the use of try, catch, and optional finally blocks