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Kotlin for Android Developers (Udacity)

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Convert an Android app from Java to Kotlin. In this course, Aaron Sarazan, Lead Software Engineer at Capital One and a leading advocate for Kotlin, demonstrates how to take a basic Android app in Java and convert it to Kotlin, teaching you key features of the Kotlin programming language along the way. This is an efficient, fast-paced introduction to Kotlin for experienced Java programmers.

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Master Android development with Kotlin and build professional apps for the world's most popular mobile platform using Android Studio and Kotlin.
By the end of the course, you'll understand some of the key features of the Kotlin programming language.

What You Will Learn

Lesson 1
Convert a basic Android app in Java to Kotlin
Learn key features of the Kotlin programming language

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