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This blog post accompanies a video from our YouTube series which you can find on our Kotlin YouTube channel, or watch here directly!
Today, we’re talking all about lists! Lists are the most popular collection type in Kotlin for a good reason, and we’ll find out why together.
Lists What’s a list? If you’ve written Kotlin code before, you’ve definitely seen a list – they’re collections of ordered elements, where each element is accessible via an index.
This blog post accompanies a video from our YouTube series which you can find on our Kotlin YouTube channel, or watch here directly!
Today, we are learning about advanced functions that we can use to work with and manipulate all kinds of Kotlin collections!
Checking predicates: any, none and all Let’s warm up by having a look at a selection of functions that allow us to check conditions for our collection elements.
This blog post accompanies a video from our YouTube series which you can find on our Kotlin YouTube channel, or watch here directly!
Kotlin Collections! You’ve heard of them, you’ve used them – so it makes sense to learn even more about them! Kotlin’s standard library provides awesome tools to manage groups of items, and we’re going to take a closer look!
Let’s see what types of collections the Kotlin standard library offers, and explore a common subset of operations that’s available for all of the collections you get in the standard library.
This blog post accompanies the first episode of our YouTube series “Kotlin Standard Library Safari”, which you can find on the official Kotlin YouTube channel, or watch here directly!
What’s Kotlin Standard Library Safari? In the “Kotlin Standard Library Safari” series, we’re going through the useful functionality the standard library in Kotlin has to offer, one subject at a time. In the process, we’re hopefully going to unearth some hidden gems together, which will come in handy the next time you write Kotlin code.
This blog post accompanies a video from our YouTube series which you can find on our Kotlin YouTube channel, or watch here directly!
We’re going to take a look at some handy tips and tricks to help you explore Kotlin code, no matter whether it’s your own code or the code from the Kotlin standard library or any of your other dependencies. They will equip you to discover some of the goodies in the code you’re working with on your own.