Author	Späth, Peter. author. Author. http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut
Title	Learn Kotlin for Android Development [electronic resource] : The Next Generation Language for Modern Android Apps Programming / by Peter Späth
Imprint	Berkeley, CA : Apress : Imprint: Apress, 2019
Edition	1st ed. 2019
Connect to	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4467-8
Descript	XXIV, 508 p. 29 illus. online resource

Build Android apps and learn the essentials of the popular Kotlin programming language and APIs. This book will teach you the key Kotlin skills and techniques important for creating your very own Android apps. Apart from introducing Kotlin programming, Learn Kotlin for Android Development stresses clean code principles and introduces object-oriented and functional programming as a starting point for developing Android apps. After reading and using this book, you'll have a foundation to take away and apply to your own Kotlin-based Android app development. You'll be able to write useful and efficient Kotlin-based apps for Android, using most of the features Kotlin as a language has to offer. You will: Build your first Kotlin app that runs on Android Work with Kotlin classes and objects for Android Use constructs, loops, decisions, and scopes Carry out operations on data Master data containers, arrays, and collections Handle exceptions and access external libraries

Chapter 1: Your First Kotlin App: Hello Kotlin -- Chapter 2: Classes And Objects: Object Orientation Philosophy -- Chapter 3: Classes at Work: Properties And Functions -- Chapter 4: Classes And Objects: Extended Features -- Chapter 5: Expressions: Operations on Data -- Chapter 6: Comments in Kotlin Files -- Chapter 7: Structural Constructs: Loops, Decisions And Scopes -- Chapter 8: Exceptions: If Something Goes Wrong -- Chapter 9: Data Containers: Arrays And Collections -- Chapter 10: True, False And Undecided: Nullability -- Chapter 11: Handling Equality -- Chapter 12: Back to Math: Functional Programming -- Chapter 13: About Type Safety: Generics -- Chapter 14: Adding Hints: Annotations -- Chapter 15: Using The Java And Kotlin APIs -- Chapter 16: The Collections API -- Chapter 17: More APIs -- Chapter 18: Working in Parallel: Multithreading -- Chapter 19: Using External Libraries -- Chapter 20: XML And JSON -- Appendix A: Solutions to Exercises

1. Computer science
2. Mobile computing
3. Java (Computer program language)
4. Programming Languages
5. Compilers
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