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Check out these videos on my channel to learn about Lambda functions in Kotlin:
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OMG, why your intellij IDEA is in white mode
How many hours video is this
@7:48:40 , why use "this.balance"? wont it still work with "balance"?
This Russian dudes took ages to tell how to take input in Kotlin. Come on bro you should have taught the in starting.
Do i have to install IntelliJ , i already have VS Code
dropWhile() only excludes elements while the condition is being met. Once it is no longer met it will stop executing. That is why it drops "one" and "two" and then "three" no longer meets the condition which is it.length == 3. That is why "six" doesn't get excluded.
I find it very difficult following due to the ascent
Just stick to java. I will rather not do Android than learn a inferior re interpretation and restrictions on java .. which is what kotlin is.
3:34:10
is this okay for 2024? someone pls reply
Huh
I think there is littlest mistake in binary search
fun main(){
val res = binarySearch(14, mutableListOf(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30))
println("Result = $res")
}
fun binarySearch(searchElement: Int, arr: MutableList<Int>) :Int{
var low = 0
var i = 0
var high = arr.size – 1
while(low<=high){
i++
println("Element Searched: $i")
val mid = (low+high)/2
if(arr[mid] < searchElement) low = mid + 1
else if(arr[mid] > searchElement) high = mid – 1 //Here if you write low = mid-1 then it can't find elements which is less than middle one
else return arr[mid]
}
return -1
}
This is correction ☺☺… Have a good day future coders
1:17:58 and 12:00:00 hrs left
Bro, you speak so fast, I had to check to make sure I did not set speed to x2
I bought a new pc and a good keyboard, and the rest is about my passion. Thanks a lot, you're a hero of the poor people
⌨ (0:00:00) Introduction
⌨ (0:01:06) Install Intellij IDEA
⌨ (0:06:23) Hello World
⌨ (0:25:41) Variables
⌨ (0:41:18) Window
⌨ (0:42:24) Integer Type
⌨ (0:53:08) DataType: Byte, Short and Long
⌨ (1:04:42) Float and Double
⌨ (1:16:16) Char and Boolean
⌨ (1:25:55) Operators
⌨ (1:49:47) Comments
⌨ (1:51:43) IfThenElse: Statement-Expression
⌨ (2:02:25) Less Than or Equal To Operator
⌨ (2:10:33) logical AND operator
⌨ (2:14:52) logical OR operator
⌨ (2:29:48) When Statement-Expression
⌨ (2:44:16) Null
⌨ (2:59:59) Functions
⌨ (3:15:46) Function: return and expressions
⌨ (3:27:43) Functions Overloading
⌨ (3:33:57) Functions Default Values
⌨ (3:44:09) Functions vararg keyword
⌨ (3:55:17) loops: FOR loop
⌨ (4:05:18) loops: WHILE and DO WHILE loop, Labels and continue and break
⌨ (4:28:26) loops Challenge
⌨ (4:43:14) Arrays
⌨ (4:59:56) Arrays Challenge
⌨ (5:18:41) OOP: Classes
⌨ (5:37:01) OOP: Primary Constructor
⌨ (5:51:25) OOP: Initializer Blocks
⌨ (6:07:03) OOP: Secondary Constructors
⌨ (6:23:56) OOP: Constructor Parameters Default Values
⌨ (6:31:08) OOP: Getters and Setters
⌨ (6:48:00) OOP: lateinit keyword
⌨ (6:57:52) OOP: Companion Object
⌨ (7:07:47) OOP: Singleton
⌨ (7:19:08) OOP: Lazy Initialization
⌨ (7:25:02) OOP: Enum Classes
⌨ (7:39:27) OOP: Inner Classes
⌨ (7:44:19) OOP Challenge
⌨ (8:00:16) OOP: Inheritance 1
⌨ (8:20:37) OOP: Inheritance 2
⌨ (8:35:31) OOP: Sealed Class
⌨ (8:48:57) OOP: Abstract Classes
⌨ (8:56:29) OOP: Data Class
⌨ (9:23:53) OOP: Interfaces 1
⌨ (9:35:37) OOP: Interfaces 2
⌨ (9:49:03) OOP: Object Expression
⌨ (9:58:09) OOP: Delegation
⌨ (10:05:20) List, Set, Map
⌨ (10:22:26) Mapping
⌨ (10:34:17) Zipping and Association
⌨ (10:49:34) Flatten
⌨ (10:59:17) String Representation
⌨ (11:10:19) Filtering
⌨ (11:28:53) Test Predicates
⌨ (11:31:30) Plus and Minus Operators
⌨ (11:34:45) Grouping
⌨ (11:39:41) Retrieve Collection parts
⌨ (11:59:47) Retrieve Single Elements
⌨ (12:04:28) Aggregate Operations
⌨ (12:09:23) Comparable and Comparator
⌨ (12:36:43) Binary Search
⌨ (12:51:06) Generics: Type Parameters and Casting
⌨ (13:07:28) Generics: Upper Bounds
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@programmingwithalex.585 I want to learn kotlin , do I need to learn Java first
Im so confused with delegations :<. Even other documentation out there seems to be a bit confusing too :>
suntem si noi romanii buni la ceva
cool video)
Dosen t work for 2024,:(((
I just started this tutorial, it's 2024 now I hope I am on the right track. I was very confused at first about where to start like I should learn Mern or App Dev or data structure and algorithms. I will also learn algorithms but after a few months.
Is vs code okay
completed the course in 15 days, its a great course for a beginner like me. Thank you so much for providing these kinds of courses for free
cool video)
private fun searchElement(searchedElement: Int, numbers: MutableList<Int>): Int {
var low = 1
var high = numbers.size
var i = 0
while (low <= high) {
i++
println("Iteration: $i")
val mid = (low + high) / 2
val cmp = numbers[mid].compareTo(searchedElement)
if (cmp < 0) {
low = mid + 1
} else if (cmp > 0) {
high = mid – 1
} else {
return numbers[mid]
}
}
return -1
}
Now it works for me, I changed indexes for values coz we compare values. All starts working for me.
while (low <= high) {
i++
println("Iteration: $i")
val mid = (low + high) / 2
val cmp = numbers[mid].compareTo(searchedElement)
if (cmp < 0) {
low = mid + 1
} else if (cmp > 0) {
high = mid – 1
} else {
return numbers[mid]
}
I did this and now it's working better but. When it founds the number – compare function doesn't give u a zero result but 1 result so the cicle will be endless idk why
Binary search is a broken code as for me, my machine keeps counting iterations endlessly
cool video)
Hello Sir my code doesnt work at 1:46:56 it says the integer doesnt conform to the expectd type float and overload resolution ambiguity… when running the increment code part
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it's not a free software ! it requires a monthly or yearly subscription. I'm out .
After learning java can I learn kotlin? I dont have any prior coding knowledge but i have started learning java.
Fix accent so better and faster to understand
thank you.!
cool video)
Katlin টা কি
thanks for this wonderful course
i had to jump to another video just because of light theme my eyes hurt
I installed IntelliJ but it seems like my 16 years old laptop can't run it smoothly. I pressed the run button and idk how long it's gonna take to run the code. Is there any alternative way?
I can't stand pajeet-english :(