Variable naming rules in Kotlin
The variable name you choose should explain exactly what the variable does. Let's see in order the rules that you are advised to follow so that your code does not…
Comment Lines in Kotlin Programming
Comment lines are not taken into account by program compilers and are not included in the process. There are 3 different types of comment lines in Kotlin.
Kotlin value assignment and type inference
In this article, we will explain some of the finer points you need to know about defining variables in the Kotlin programming language.
Constants and variables in Kotlin
We introduced the topic of defining variables and assigning values in the Kotlin programming language in our previous article. In this article, we will take a closer look at assigning…
Kotlin Variable and Value definition
A variable is a record location in which a number, text or any other information is kept. Variables are almost the most important building blocks in programming. There are variables…
Basic Literals in Kotlin
No matter how complicated, all programming languages perform operations on integers, characters, strings, etc. performed on values. We call these values Literal expressions
What is Kotlin Programming Language?
Kotlin is a modern programming language released by JetBrains in 2011. Kotlin 1.0, released on February 15, 2016, is considered the first stable version.
First Kotlin Program “Hello World”
When starting to learn programming languages, we always start with the same example. Let's start our Kotlin programming article with the "Hello World" program without breaking tradition.
Creating a Class() example in Kotlin
In Object-Oriented Programming Languages, the classes are important. You can find a simple Class creating example in this post.
Basic Terminology in Kotlin
We should learn Kotlin Programming Language Basic terminology at the beginning.
Checking data type with when() example
In this short note, you can see an example of when() usage with data type. The type of data will determine the code to run.