Kotlin For Beginners - Reified
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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In this introduction to Kotlin, you'll learn about the Kotlin programming language.
Kotlin is a statically typed "pragmatic" programming language that is free and open source.
It may be used for a variety of purposes; over the last several years, Kotlin has grown in popularity,
and it's now widely used for Android apps, server programming, and scripting.
This mini-course will learn about variables, operators, strings, and if-else statements, for and while loops, functions, and OOP.
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Thank you. I no longer need to pass a class parameter for simple inline functions. Thank you once again.
Happy to help!
best visualization regarding refied that I have seen in youtube
Ohh thanks bro, I appreciate it!
Finally, a video explaining reified my pea brain can understand
It's my pleasure I was able to explain it like that!
Спасибо, очень понятное объяснение.
Thanks dude! you are saving my career.
Glad to hear that Dude!
Really well explained, please do videos about the crossline and other complicated keywords
Thanks a lot Sir, Yeah in the next week hopefully I will post next week!
u are doing awesome,i need little help.. i am developing a android app which need to capture image and crop it...what should i do about it...should i use camerax library
thanks
Yeah CameraX would be the best, but there are other libraries that are built on CameraX, or you can use the phone camera to capture the image, then you can crop it using another library, like (github.com/ArthurHub/Android-Image-Cropper), or this one to capture and crop and edit (github.com/Dhaval2404/ImagePicker)