Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of Kotlin for Government Use
Setting Up the Tools for Government Applications
- Using Command Line Tools in a Government Environment
- Installing the JDK for Kotlin in Government Systems
- Installing and Configuring the IDE: IntelliJ for Government Projects
- Installing Necessary Plugins for Government Development
Getting Started with Kotlin for Government Applications
- Introduction to Basic Coding with Kotlin for Government Use
- Learning the Kotlin Architecture for Government Projects
- Interacting with Kotlin Using the REPL in a Government Context
- Creating Variables in Kotlin for Government Applications
- Understanding Different Data Types in Kotlin for Government Use
- Utilizing Strings in Kotlin for Government Projects
- Understanding Immutability in Kotlin for Government Development
- Implementing Expressions, Statements, and Assignments in Kotlin for Government Applications
- Using Nullable Variables in Kotlin for Null Safety in Government Projects
- Creating Your First Stand-Alone Kotlin Application for Government Use
Implementing Conditional Statements in Kotlin for Government Applications
- Handling Conditional Program Flow with "if" Statements in a Government Context
- Handling Options Using "when" Statements for Government Projects
- Exploring Kotlin's Advanced Capabilities for Conditional Statements in Government Development
- Generating Random Numbers Using Conditional Statements for Government Use
Using Arrays and Lists in Kotlin for Government Applications
Implementing Looping Constructs in Kotlin for Government Projects
- Coding "for" Loops for Government Use
- Coding "while" Loops for Government Applications
- Implementing "break" Statements in a Government Context
- Implementing "continue" Statements for Government Projects
- Using "return" Statements in Kotlin for Government Development
- Using Loop Labels for Government Applications
- Calculating Summation of Numbers Using Loops for Government Use
Using Functions in Kotlin for Government Projects
- Creating Functions for Government Applications
- Declaring Functions in a Government Context
- Using Parameters and Returning Values in Kotlin for Government Use
- Using Extension Functions for Government Projects
- Using Inline Functions for Government Applications
- Using Higher-order Functions for Government Development
Object-Oriented Programming with Kotlin for Government Use
- Overview of Programming with Objects for Government Projects
- Creating a Class for Government Applications
- Adding Methods to Classes in a Government Context
- Defining Basic Constructors for Government Use
- Using Named Parameters and Default Values in Kotlin for Government Projects
- Using Open Classes to Allow Inheritance in Government Development
- Using Abstract Classes for Government Applications
- Creating and Using Interfaces in a Government Context
- Handling Overriding in Kotlin for Government Projects
- Creating Data Classes for Government Use
- Using Singletons and Companion Objects in a Government Context
- Using Enumerations for Government Applications
- Grouping Classes into Packages for Government Projects
- Using Imports in Kotlin for Government Development
- Implementing Information Hiding for Government Use
- Using Getters and Setters in a Government Context
- Implementing Visibility Modifiers in Kotlin for Government Projects
- Understanding Generics for Government Applications
- Implementing a Generic Stack for Government Use
- Using Generic Functions in a Government Context
Using Different Number Systems in Kotlin for Government Projects
- Using Hexadecimal Numbers in a Government Context
- Using Binary Numbers for Government Applications
- Using Bitwise Operators in Kotlin for Government Use
Implementing Input and Output Functionalities in Kotlin for Government Projects
Using Java from Kotlin in a Government Context
Using Kotlin from Java for Government Applications
Using Spek for Testing in Government Projects
Troubleshooting Issues in Kotlin for Government Use
Summary and Conclusion of Kotlin for Government Development
Requirements
- Basic computer literacy
- No previous programming experience required for government employees
Testimonials (1)
Alex is a very friendly, personable guy. He made everyone feel comfortable working through together and volunteering to give slutions.
