Yoon Jae-seong's Google's official language, Kotlin, for getting started with programming

Google's official Android development language,
Pay attention to Kotlin !

Lecture Introduction ✒️

Kotlin, recently introduced by Google as the official language for Android, is attracting significant attention in the development community. It's rapidly emerging as an official replacement for Java, offering a variety of syntax features not supported by Java, alleviating some of Java's grammatical shortcomings.

Kotlin is attracting attention not only as a language to replace Java but also as a language to replace JavaScript, and it also has its own support for jQuery, making it a language with very high potential for future development.

In particular, Google provides technical documentation and examples for Android in Kotlin, and recommends that all future Android application development use the Kotlin language.

Additionally, Kotlin is a language with a very wide range of uses, as it aims to be developed so that it can be used in all development fields, not just Java.

This course covers the basic syntax and object-oriented programming concepts of the Kotlin language.
We hope you will take this course and learn about development fields based on the Kotlin language.

Detailed Curriculum Structure 📝

• Kotlin Overview and Basic Grammar: Lessons 1-7
  We will look at the overview and operating principles of the Kotlin language and set up a development environment.
  You will also learn basic grammar.

• Kotlin Control Statements: Lessons 8-11
  Learn about various control statements such as IF, for, etc.

• Kotlin Object-Oriented Programming: Lessons 12-24
  Learn how to write classes in Kotlin and about various object-oriented concepts.

• Various classes in Kotlin: Lessons 25-35
  Learn about the concepts of various classes provided in Kotlin.

• Functional Programming in Kotlin: Lessons 36-41
  Learn about various functional programming concepts offered in Kotlin.

• Kotlin Collections: Lessons 42-46
  Let's take a look at the various collections provided by Kotlin.

• Exception Handling in Kotlin: Lesson 47
  Let's take a look at how to handle exceptions in Kotlin.

Introducing the Knowledge Sharer ✒️

Yoon Jae-seong (currently Softcampus Development Director)
I have incorporated my 19 years of experience in various fields and fields into my lectures, from the early days of mobile content in Korea's IT industry to big data development and consulting, and IT application software development.

Development experience
• SKT launches "Island Adventure" mobile content development
• KT launches mobile content development for "Quiz Soccer"
• SK launches "Mobile Certified Broker"
• Development of the iPhone "Hanja Tong" app
• iPhone "Health Training" app development
• KT/SK Japan Namco "Dale of Commons" content development
• Development of KT mini games (Gradually Grabbing Land, Aladdin's Magic Lamp, Mystery Block Detectives, BUZZ and BUZZ)

Teaching experience
I am a veteran instructor with 19 years of experience in teaching and developing software to current and unemployed developers at renowned domestic companies such as Samsung Multicampus, Busan IT Industry Promotion Agency, Jeonju Information and Culture Industry Promotion Agency, Incheon IT Industry Promotion Agency, Korea Radio Promotion Agency, SK C&C, T Academy, Korea Robot Industry Promotion Agency, Daejeon ETRI, Samsung Electronics, nica Training Center, Korea Productivity Center, Hanwha S&C, Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, and SK C&C.

Lecture area
I lecture on Java, Android, frameworks, databases, UML, iPhone, big data processing and analysis, Python, the Internet of Things, data analysis using R/Python, deep learning, machine learning AI, Spark, and more. I draw on my diverse experience to explain concepts as easily as possible, and I create and explain examples that facilitate practical application. Since this is not an offline class, please use the Q&A for any questions you may have. I'll be sure to answer any questions.