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Content:

• Module1: Getting Started with Kotlin
• Using the command line to compile and run Kotlin code
• Kotlin runtime
• The REPL
• Kotlin for scripting
• Kotlin with Gradle
• Kotlin with Maven
• IntelliJ and Kotlin
• Eclipse and Kotlin
• Mixing Kotlin and Java in a project
• Module 2: Kotlin Basics
• Vals and vars
• Type inference
• Basic types
• Numbers
• Booleans
• Chars
• Strings
• Arrays
• Comments
• Packages
• Imports
• Wildcard imports
• Import renaming
• String templates
• Ranges
• Loops
• Exception handling
• Instantiating classes
• Referential equality and structural equality
• This expression
• Scope
• Visibility modifiers
• Private
• Protected
• Internal
• Control flow as expressions
• Null syntax
• Smart casts
• Explicit casting
• When expression
• When (value)
• When without argument
• Function Return
• Type hierarchy
• Module 3: Functions in Kotlin
• Defining functions
• Single expression functions
• Member functions
• Local functions
• Top-level functions
• Named parameters
• Default parameters
• Extension functions
• Extension function pre
• Extension functions on nulls
• Member extension function
• Overriding member extension functions
• Companion object extensions
• Multiple return values
• Infix functions
• Operators
• Operator overloading
• Basic operators
• In/contains
• Get/set
• Invoke
• Comparison
• Assignment
• Java interop
• Function literals
• Tail recursive functions
• Varargs
• Spread operator
• Standard library functions
• Apply
• Let
• With
• Run
• Lazy
• Use
• Repeat
• Require/assert/check
• Generic functions
• Pure functions
• Java from Kotlin
• Getters and setters
• Single abstract methods
• Escaping Kotlin identifiers
• Java void methods
• Kotlin from Java
• Top-level functions
• Default parameters
• Object and static methods
• Erasure naming
• Checked exceptions
• Module 4: Higher Order Functions and Functional Programming
• Higher order functions
• Returning a function
• Function assignment
• Closures
• Anonymous functions
• Function references
• Top-level function references
• Member and extension function references
• Bound references
• Function-literal receivers
• Functions in the JVM
• Bytecode
• Function composition
• Inline functions
• Noinline
• Currying and partial application
• Currying in action
• Adding currying support
• Memoization
• Implementing memoization
• Type alias
• Either
• Fold
• Projection
• Module 5: Properties
• Why use properties?
• Syntax and variations
• Visibility
• Late initialization
• Delegated properties
• Lazy initializations
• Lateinit versus lazy
• Observables
• A non-null property delegate
• Properties or methods?
• Module 6: Null Safety, Reflection, and Annotations
• Nullable types
• Smart cast
• Safe null access
• Force operator
• Elvis operator
• Safe casting
• Optionals
• Creating and returning an Optional
• Using an Optional
• Reflection
• KClass
• Instantiation using reflection
• Constructors
• Instantiation with callBy
• Objects and companions
• Useful KClass properties
• Reflective functions and properties
• Invoking a function reflectively
• Declared and undeclared
• Annotations
• Annotation parameters
• Module 7: Generics
• Parameterised functions
• Parameterized types
• Bounded polymorphism
• Upper bounds
• Multiple bounds
• Type variance
• Invariance
• Covariance
• Covariant return
• Contravariance
• Variance overview
• Nothing type
• Type projection
• Type erasure
• Type reification
• Recursive type bounds
• Algebraic data types
• Module 8: Data Classes
• Automatic creation of getters and setters
• The copy method
• toString out of the box
• hashCode and equals methods generated for you
• Destructed declarations
• Destructing types
• Data class definition rules
• and more.