Learn Kotlin
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Learn Kotlin at OpenClassrooms Overview
Learn Kotlin
at OpenClassrooms
Duration | 12 hours |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Intermediate |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
Learn Kotlin at OpenClassrooms Highlights
Learn Kotlin
at OpenClassrooms
- Earn a certificate of completion from Openclassroom
Learn Kotlin at OpenClassrooms Course details
Learn Kotlin
at OpenClassrooms
What are the course deliverables?
- Learning outcomes:
- By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Explain how functions, variables, and class mechanisms work in Kotlin.
- Describe how to manage control structures in Kotlin.
- Use classes, lambdas, and extensions in Kotlin.
More about this course
- Developed and perfected over a five-year period by JetBrains (the company behind IntelliJ IDEA), Kotlin has taken the Java development community by storm
- Kotlin has already been adopted by some big companies including Uber, Netflix, Pinterest, and Square as their primary language for developing Android apps
Learn Kotlin at OpenClassrooms Curriculum
Learn Kotlin
at OpenClassrooms
Part #1 - Take your first steps in Kotlin
Part #2 - Use control structures in Kotlin
Part #3 - Use advanced techniques in Kotlin
Learn Kotlin at OpenClassrooms Faculty details
Learn Kotlin
at OpenClassrooms
Boisney Philippe
Designation : Master "Expert en Ingénierie Informatique" |
Fondateur & Dev' Mobile (Android & Google Cloud Infrastructure) @CookMinute | Freelance
Bill Wixted
Designation : Software Engineer and Android enthusiast
Stanley Bogode
Designation : Stanley is an author, developer, marketer, educator, and one-boy boyband. Follow him on his podblog @ The Mmm...letter.
Learn Kotlin at OpenClassrooms Entry Requirements
Learn Kotlin
at OpenClassrooms
Eligibility criteria
- This course will be archived in September 2023. Prerequisites: To take this course, you should already have a good working knowledge of the basics of Java and object-oriented programming . This course can help you get started in Java. If you want to learn more about Android, you can also consider taking our Android developer path (which grants a bachelor’s-level diploma upon completion!). Required tool(s): a code editor
Conditional Offer
- Not mentioned
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