• Title Kotlin Quick Reference
• Author(s) Alvin Alexander
• Publisher: Programming Books
• License(s): Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license
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• Language: English
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Book Description

This book is intended to provide a quick reference to the Kotlin programming language. The idea is to show Kotlin syntax and examples with as few words as possible so that experienced developers who are new to Kotlin can find what they need quickly.

The target audience for this book is someone who already knows languages like Java and Scala and just needs a very quick reference to Kotlin’s syntax and some corresponding examples so they can be productive.

Each chapter in the book demonstrates Kotlin syntax and provides examples to explain the chapter’s topic. This is done in a brisk manner, with as few words as necessary.

• Alvin Alexander is the Owner of Valley Programming. His Specialties are Computer programming and business analyst. He Works with Scala, Java, Agile Programming, Ruby, PHP, Drupal, and much more.

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