[Beginner's Guide] Kotlin Syntax for Android

By the way, what is Kotlin ?

The most commonly used development languages for developing Android apps are Java and Kotlin. Google has been strongly supporting Kotlin since declaring "Kotlin First" in 2019. In addition, many companies are looking for talents who are proficient in Kotlin when hiring Android developers.

Start learning and experience amazing changes!

• ✅ You can become familiar with Kotlin grammar.
• ✅ No more fear of reading code that comes up through searches.
• ✅ You can get a feel for how to solve coding test problems.

Q. Can I take the course if I don't have any experience using a programming language like Java?

Yes, you can take the course. It is designed for beginners and those who have been learning for less than 6 months.

Q. I want to learn app development right away without learning grammar.

I remember when I first started learning app development, I skipped studying grammar and started with app development. If you are the type of person who studies by creating screens right away, you can take the lecture below first, and then later, when you organize your grammar, you can take this lecture.

• [Beginner's Guide] Learn Android Kotlin while creating 8 apps

Q. Will I learn everything about Kotlin syntax by taking this course?

It is impossible to master a development language in a few hours of lectures. This lecture aims to quickly review the Kotlin grammar necessary for development in a minimum amount of time.

Q. Does it include learning Android app development or does it only cover Kotlin syntax?

The current lecture does not cover app development. It covers the Kotlin language syntax for developing Android apps.

Q. After learning grammar, can I learn Android app development through follow-up lectures?

I am producing the lectures in the following order. I think it would be good to refer to them for future classes.

1. Current lecture on Kotlin Grammar for Android
2. Learn Android Kotlin while building 8 apps
3. Kind JETPACK Introduction <Part 1>
4. Creating a coin price monitoring app
5. Kind JETPACK Introduction <Part 2>

Q. How is the internship conducted?

You can practice in an online environment (https://play.kotlinlang.org/) without installing cumbersome practice tools.

Q. Where can I find the lecture materials?

You can download the lecture code in Section 4.

Q. What is the difficulty level of the coding test questions?

This was created by hand using the easiest level of difficulty problems found on general coding test sites. It was created primarily for practicing string processing and familiarizing oneself with Kotlin grammar.

Q. Are there any precautions to take when taking the class?

After recording the lecture, I changed the order a bit to make it more efficient while listening to the lecture. During the lecture, it said that the next lecture is about loops, but there are cases where it starts with conditional statements instead of loops, so I think it would be good to refer to this part.

Q. I don't know if this is a good course for me to take!

I recommend this course to those who fall under the following categories:

• People who have never studied coding or have started coding for less than 6 months
• People who are afraid when they hear words like overriding/overloading/interface/inheritance
• For those who want to start studying to become an Android app developer

This may not be of much help to those who fall into the following categories:

• Someone who has used one development language for more than one year
• This may not be of much help to those who are not familiar with words like overriding/overloading/interface/abstract class/inheritance/object orientation.
• Also, it may not be of much help to those who want to study Kotlin for server development.