Brother, I have also studied that those functions should be inlined that accept a lambda, because to execute a lambda, it has to be created and treated as an object, please provide insight on this
Hello Amit Sir! I've attended two interviews with FinTech (banking) companies, and they asked about securing user data. The questions included how to ensure the security of confidential user data when passing passwords to the server and how to store sensitive information securely locally. Additionally, they inquired about SSL pinning, a concept I've researched but need a more comprehensive understanding. I would appreciate your guidance on these topics. Your explanations are very awesome. Kindly help me in this Thank you.
Very well explained i was searching a simple definition on the internet but it was so confusing.. your explanation with proper examples made it clear
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The "show kotlin bytecode" is very useful. Thanks for introducing that feature :)
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One of the best explanation on youtube for kotlin inline function thanks alot
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I agree!
Please make more videos on interview questions, very well explained
Great explanation AmitShekharIITBhu👍
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Many Videos I Watching About Inline Function How Works? But Your Video Once Watching Simple and Easy To UnderStand Brother...Thanks A Lot
Keep learning and keep growing
I was looking for basics of inline and this one is the best... Thanks Amit G
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your video is short and totally easy to undrstand thanks a lot and
keep this style of video
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are you being sarcastic I dont understand at all ...
may be my bad
very well explained with proper examples and code👏
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These videos have been very helpful to me, thank you!
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Great video as usual
Thanks again!
Thanks a lot Amit, great explanation and I see that this is also very similar to Swift inalienable
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Great explanation, thanks.
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Super, can you please create some questions regarding MVVM, Clean Architeh, Livedata, jetpack compose and also some problem solving questions
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thank you, yes please make on coroutines
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Brother, I have also studied that those functions should be inlined that accept a lambda, because to execute a lambda, it has to be created and treated as an object, please provide insight on this
Can you create videos for recyclerview vs listview, threads vs coroutines and SSL Pinning . I am being asked these questions very frequently
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Wow amazing question 😊
Hello Amit Sir! I've attended two interviews with FinTech (banking) companies, and they asked about securing user data. The questions included how to ensure the security of confidential user data when passing passwords to the server and how to store sensitive information securely locally. Additionally, they inquired about SSL pinning, a concept I've researched but need a more comprehensive understanding. I would appreciate your guidance on these topics.
Your explanations are very awesome. Kindly help me in this
Thank you.
I teach these things in my program: amitshekhar.me
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Please make video on this topic "Inline, Noinline and Crossinline" in kotlin.
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Please explain the internal working of viewmodel
Definitely. Keep learning and Keep sharing.
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Great explanation!
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Could you also cover the concept of inline with higher order function.
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2:52 based on what number of lines of code we have to consider funtion is small or large?
I prefer 1-4 lines of code in a function to be small.
Please make video on internal keyword & @Jvmsynthetic annotation.
For sure
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is there any performance benefits?
Yes as mentioned. Function call overhead doesn't occur. Less overhead and faster program execution.
@Amit Shekhar when we pass a function as an argument at that time there is no need to create function object and no need to invoke it