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Kotlin, a statically typed multi paradigm language designed quite simply as a better alternative to Java.
Like Java, it compiles to bytecode that runs on the Java virtual machine, but Kotlin provides a more concise syntax and language features loved by modern developers, like type inference, functional patterns, null safety and more.
It was announced in 2011 by JetBrains, with the first stable release coming in 2016.
It's named after Kotlin island in Russia, and it just got a mascot in October 2021, but it still doesn't have a name yet.
One of its key features is that it can interop with existing Java code, which means developers can gradually adopt it without throwing all of their code in the garbage.
In addition to JVM, Kotlin can also compile to native code and JavaScript, opening the door to multiplatform apps.
It's been most influential in the Android development community.
And as of 2019, Google named the preferred language for Android development over Java.
One of its killer features is coroutines, which provides a simplified way to write asynchronous non blocking code, a common requirement for mobile developers.
To get started, create a file ending in dot kt.
Most Kotlin developers use something like IntelliJ IDEA, which is an IDE brought to you by the same company that invented the language.
Inside the file, use the fun keyword to define a main function.
This is where your code will start executing and that syntax is a lot more fun to write than public static void main string args.
Declare a variable with the bar keyword, assign a value and its type will be inferred automatically or you can add a colon after the variable name with an explicit type.
A variable can't be null unless you explicitly allow it with a question mark on the type.
Now use print line to log the variable to the standard output.
Notice how semicolons are optional, which means that line breaks are significant.
Kotlin supports familiar object oriented patterns, but can do special functional things that Java cannot, like modify the behavior of a class without inheritance using extension functions.
Functions are first class objects, which means they can be stored as variables, passed as arguments, or used anonymously with Lambdas.
Kotlin also reduces boilerplate with things like data classes, so you don't have to write constructors, getters, and setters, and supports structuring when accessing the values on an object, allowing you to write concise efficient code that you can then compile to a jar file by pulling up the terminal and running the Kotlin compiler.
This has been Kotlin in 100 seconds.
Hit the like button and subscribe if you wanna see more short videos like this.
Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: Kotlin, a statically typed multi paradigm language designed quite simply as a better alternative to Java. Like Java, it compiles to bytecode that runs on the Java virtual machine, but Kotlin provides a more concise syntax and language features loved by modern developers, like type inference, functional patterns, null safety and more. It was announced in 2011 by JetBrains, with the first stable release coming in 2016. It's named after Kotlin island in Russia, and it just got a mascot in October 2021, but it still doesn't have a name yet. One of its key features is that it can interop with existing Java code, which means developers can gradually adopt it without throwing all of their code in the garbage.

In addition to JVM, Kotlin can also compile to native code and JavaScript, opening the door to multiplatform apps. It's been most influential in the Android development community. And as of 2019, Google named the preferred language for Android development over Java. One of its killer features is coroutines, which provides a simplified way to write asynchronous non blocking code, a common requirement for mobile developers. To get started, create a file ending in dot kt.

Most Kotlin developers use something like IntelliJ IDEA, which is an IDE brought to you by the same company that invented the language. Inside the file, use the fun keyword to define a main function. This is where your code will start executing and that syntax is a lot more fun to write than public static void main string args. Declare a variable with the bar keyword, assign a value and its type will be inferred automatically or you can add a colon after the variable name with an explicit type. A variable can't be null unless you explicitly allow it with a question mark on the type.

Now use print line to log the variable to the standard output. Notice how semicolons are optional, which means that line breaks are significant. Kotlin supports familiar object oriented patterns, but can do special functional things that Java cannot, like modify the behavior of a class without inheritance using extension functions. Functions are first class objects, which means they can be stored as variables, passed as arguments, or used anonymously with Lambdas. Kotlin also reduces boilerplate with things like data classes, so you don't have to write constructors, getters, and setters, and supports structuring when accessing the values on an object, allowing you to write concise efficient code that you can then compile to a jar file by pulling up the terminal and running the Kotlin compiler.

This has been Kotlin in 100 seconds. Hit the like button and subscribe if you wanna see more short videos like this. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
Kotlin, a statically typed multi paradigm language designed quite simply as a better alternative to Java. Like Java, it compiles to bytecode that runs on the Java virtual machine, but Kotlin provides a more concise syntax and language features loved by modern developers, like type inference, functional patterns, null safety and more. It was announced in 2011 by JetBrains, with the first stable release coming in 2016. It's named after Kotlin island in Russia, and it just got a mascot in October 2021, but it still doesn't have a name yet. One of its key features is that it can interop with existing Java code, which means developers can gradually adopt it without throwing all of their code in the garbage. In addition to JVM, Kotlin can also compile to native code and JavaScript, opening the door to multiplatform apps. It's been most influential in the Android development community.
And as of 2019, Google named the preferred language for Android development over Java. One of its killer features is coroutines, which provides a simplified way to write asynchronous non blocking code, a common requirement for mobile developers. To get started, create a file ending in dot kt. Most Kotlin developers use something like IntelliJ IDEA, which is an IDE brought to you by the same company that invented the language. Inside the file, use the fun keyword to define a main function. This is where your code will start executing and that syntax is a lot more fun to write than public static void main string args.
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Declare a variable with the bar keyword, assign a value and its type will be inferred automatically or you can add a colon after the variable name with an explicit type. A variable can't be null unless you explicitly allow it with a question mark on the type. Now use print line to log the variable to the standard output. Notice how semicolons are optional, which means that line breaks are significant. Kotlin supports familiar object oriented patterns, but can do special functional things that Java cannot, like modify the behavior of a class without inheritance using extension functions. Functions are first class objects, which means they can be stored as variables, passed as arguments, or used anonymously with Lambdas. Kotlin also reduces boilerplate with things like data classes, so you don't have to write constructors, getters, and setters, and supports structuring when accessing the values on an object, allowing you to write concise efficient code that you can then compile to a jar file by pulling up the terminal and running the Kotlin compiler.
This has been Kotlin in 100 seconds. Hit the like button and subscribe if you wanna see more short videos like this. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
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Kotlin, a statically typed multi paradigm language designed quite simply as a better alternative to Java. Like Java, it compiles to bytecode that runs on the Java virtual machine, but Kotlin provides a more concise syntax and language features loved by modern developers, like type inference, functional patterns, null safety and more. It was announced in 2011 by JetBrains, with the first stable release coming in 2016. It's named after Kotlin island in Russia, and it just got a mascot in October 2021, but it still doesn't have a name yet. One of its key features is that it can interop with existing Java code, which means developers can gradually adopt it without throwing all of their code in the garbage. In addition to JVM, Kotlin can also compile to native code and JavaScript, opening the door to multiplatform apps. It's been most influential in the Android development community. And as of 2019, Google named the preferred language for Android development over Java. One of its killer features is coroutines, which provides a simplified way to write asynchronous non blocking code, a common requirement for mobile developers. To get started, create a file ending in dot kt. Most Kotlin developers use something like IntelliJ IDEA, which is an IDE brought to you by the same company that invented the language. Inside the file, use the fun keyword to define a main function. This is where your code will start executing and that syntax is a lot more fun to write than public static void main string args. Declare a variable with the bar keyword, assign a value and its type will be inferred automatically or you can add a colon after the variable name with an explicit type. A variable can't be null unless you explicitly allow it with a question mark on the type. Now use print line to log the variable to the standard output. Notice how semicolons are optional, which means that line breaks are significant. Kotlin supports familiar object oriented patterns, but can do special functional things that Java cannot, like modify the behavior of a class without inheritance using extension functions. Functions are first class objects, which means they can be stored as variables, passed as arguments, or used anonymously with Lambdas. Kotlin also reduces boilerplate with things like data classes, so you don't have to write constructors, getters, and setters, and supports structuring when accessing the values on an object, allowing you to write concise efficient code that you can then compile to a jar file by pulling up the terminal and running the Kotlin compiler. This has been Kotlin in 100 seconds. Hit the like button and subscribe if you wanna see more short videos like this. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
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behavior
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with
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kotlin
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also
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reduces
boilerplate
boilerplate
with
with
things
things
like
like
data
data
classes,
classes
so
so
you
you
don't
don't
have
have
to
to
write
write
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constructors
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getters
and
and
setters,
setters
and
and
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supports
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structuring
when
when
accessing
accessing
the
the
values
values
on
on
an
an
object,
object
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allowing
you
you
to
to
write
write
concise
concise
efficient
efficient
code
code
that
that
you
you
can
can
then
then
compile
compile
to
to
a
a
jar
jar
file
file
by
by
pulling
pulling
up
up
the
the
terminal
terminal
and
and
running
running
the
the
Kotlin
kotlin
compiler.
compiler
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this
has
has
been
been
Kotlin
kotlin
in
in
100
100
seconds.
seconds
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hit
the
the
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like
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thanks
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watching
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The speaker discusses the benefits of using Kotlin, a statically typed language designed as a better alternative to Java, and its use in Android development. The language supports various types of programming, including Type inference, functional patterns, and null safety. It is also a common requirement for mobile developers to adopt the language and is a popular choice for developers. The language is also capable of creating variables, arguments, and parameters, and is used in a number of different ways.
Kotlin in 100 Seconds
Kotlin, a statically typed multi paradigm language designed quite simply as a better alternative to Java. Like Java, it compiles to bytecode that runs on the Java virtual machine, but Kotlin provides a more concise syntax and language features loved by modern developers, like type inference, functional patterns, null safety and more. It was announced in 2011 by JetBrains, with the first stable release coming in 2016. It's named after Kotlin island in Russia, and it just got a mascot in October 2021, but it still doesn't have a name yet. One of its key features is that it can interop with existing Java code, which means developers can gradually adopt it without throwing all of their code in the garbage. In addition to JVM, Kotlin can also compile to native code and JavaScript, opening the door to multiplatform apps. It's been most influential in the Android development community. And as of 2019, Google named the preferred language for Android development over Java. One of its killer features is coroutines, which provides a simplified way to write asynchronous non blocking code, a common requirement for mobile developers. To get started, create a file ending in dot kt. Most Kotlin developers use something like IntelliJ IDEA, which is an IDE brought to you by the same company that invented the language. Inside the file, use the fun keyword to define a main function. This is where your code will start executing and that syntax is a lot more fun to write than public static void main string args. Declare a variable with the bar keyword, assign a value and its type will be inferred automatically or you can add a colon after the variable name with an explicit type. A variable can't be null unless you explicitly allow it with a question mark on the type. Now use print line to log the variable to the standard output. Notice how semicolons are optional, which means that line breaks are significant. Kotlin supports familiar object oriented patterns, but can do special functional things that Java cannot, like modify the behavior of a class without inheritance using extension functions. Functions are first class objects, which means they can be stored as variables, passed as arguments, or used anonymously with Lambdas. Kotlin also reduces boilerplate with things like data classes, so you don't have to write constructors, getters, and setters, and supports structuring when accessing the values on an object, allowing you to write concise efficient code that you can then compile to a jar file by pulling up the terminal and running the Kotlin compiler. This has been Kotlin in 100 seconds. Hit the like button and subscribe if you wanna see more short videos like this. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
The speaker discusses the benefits of using Kotlin, a statically typed language designed as a better alternative to Java, and its use in Android development. The language supports various types of programming, including Type inference, functional patterns, and null safety. It is also a common requirement for mobile developers to adopt the language and is a popular choice for developers. The language is also capable of creating variables, arguments, and parameters, and is used in a number of different ways.

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