📄️ Kotlin Classes and Objects
In the world of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), classes and objects are fundamental concepts. They help us to structure our software in a way that is both scalable and manageable. This beginner-friendly guide will introduce you to Kotlin classes and objects, and by the end, you'll have a solid understanding of these key OOP concepts.
📄️ Kotlin Inheritance and Polymorphism
In this tutorial, we will be discussing two important concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Kotlin - inheritance and polymorphism. These are fundamental pillars of OOP you should understand to master Kotlin or any object-oriented language.
📄️ Kotlin Data Classes
In the world of software development, data classes are among the most powerful tools. They primarily hold data that is to be processed. Kotlin, a statically-typed language, is designed to interoperate fully with Java and the JVM version of its standard library. It offers a special kind of class called a data class for dealing with data encapsulation.
📄️ Kotlin Interfaces
In Kotlin, just like in many other object-oriented programming languages, an interface is a type that contains declarations of abstract methods but does not contain any state or implementation of the methods. An interface can be implemented by any class, in order to use the methods declared in the interface.
📄️ Kotlin Abstract Classes
In Kotlin, like in other object-oriented programming languages, an abstract class is a class that cannot be instantiated (meaning, you cannot create objects of an abstract class). Instead, it is designed to be subclassed by other classes.