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Android - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
Getting Started with Kotlin
- Define Kotlin
- Environment Setup
- First Program Concept
- Kotlin Variable and Data Type
- Kotlin Type Conversion
- Kotlin Operator
- Input/Output
Control Flow
- if Expression
- when Expression
- for Loop and while Loop
- Do while Loop
- Return and Jump
- Continue Structure
Exploring Kotlin Functions
- Kotlin Function
- Recursion Function
- Default and Named Argument
- Kotlin Lambdas
- Higher-Order Function
- Kotlin Inline Function
Exception Handling
- Kotlin Try Catch
- Multiple Catch Block
- Nested Try Block
- Kotlin Finally Block
- Kotlin Throw Keyword
Overview of Collections
- Mutable Array
- Kotlin Collections
- List: listOf()
- mutableListOf()
- Kotlin ArrayList
- arrayListOf()
- Map: mapOf()
- Kotlin HashMap
- hashMapOf() and mutableMapOf()
- Set: setOf()
- mutableSetOf() and hashSetOf()
Exploring Kotlin OOPs
- Class and Object
- Nested and Inner Class
- Kotlin Constructor
- Visibility Modifier
- Kotlin Inheritance
- Abstract Class
- Kotlin Interface
- Data and Sealed Class
- Extension Function
- Kotlin Generics
Introduction to Ranges
- Integer Type Range
- Working Ranges
- Utility Function
Get Started with Kotlin Android
- Install Android Studio
- Hello World App
- Android TextView and EditText
- Kotlin Android Toast
- Android Button and Custom Toast
- Android Explicit and Implicit Intent
- Android ListView and AlertDialog
- Android Context Menu and Custom ListView
- Android Options Menu and Android Popup Menu
- Android WebView and SeekBar
- TabLayout with FrameLayout and ViewPager
- XML Parsing using DOM Parser and SAX Parsers
- Android XMLPullParser
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates


This Android training course starts with the principles of Java programming and progresses to full-fledged Android application development for Android Java and Android Kotlin fundamentals. This means that creators will continue to use the same toolbox for all of their Kotlin requests. Kotlin includes several simple ideas and strategies that can help developers cut needless code and build apps more quickly. Kotlin is a cross-platform programming language that will be used to develop Android apps as an alternative to Java. Many ideas, including Android Studio and a variety of alternative SDKs, support it, and more will undoubtedly be added in the future. In Kotlin, the quantity of code written is less, and as a result, the number of bugs is lower.
. The downloadable gear for the gadgets came in a variety of shapes and sizes, and it was enough to keep you enthralled for hours. Kotlin programmers have access to all Java frameworks and libraries while producing simple and succinct code. Kotlin has a diverse range of work options in today's globe.