October 2019
Intermediate to advanced
434 pages
11h 54m
English
If you've never worked with Kotlin, there are a number of ways to try it out and to begin learning the language.
If you would like to jump right into using Kotlin in your existing code base, Kotlin is supported by a number of popular IDEs:
Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA both provide support for quickly converting Java to Kotlin and for examining the common generated bytecode. Additionally, both IDEs provide a REPL tool and scratch files that allow you to quickly run individual Kotlin commands or functions independently from the rest of the code base. This can make it very easy to start playing with Kotlin within a familiar tool.
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