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Programming for Non-Programmers: Android & Kotlin

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

Tags

Kotlin Courses Android Development Courses Android Studio Courses User Interface Design Courses

Course Description

Overview

Get a beginner's guide to programming, focused on Android app development. Learn the Kotlin programming language and the foundations of good app design.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
  • What you should know before watching
  • How to use the exercise files
  • The finished app
1. Set Up Your Coding Environment
  • Find and install Android Studio
  • Create an Android Studio project
  • Install Android SDKs and build tools
  • The Android Studio interface
  • Change preferences in Android Studio
  • Using the Android Emulator
2. Programming Building Blocks: Variables
  • How programming works
  • Variables
  • Working with variables
  • Using properties
  • Connect visual objects to variables
  • Enum values
  • Private properties and constants
  • Practical applications of variables
  • Challenge: Create two variables
  • Solution: Create two variables
3. Programming Building Blocks: Methods
  • Methods
  • Using methods
  • Parameter methods
  • Connect a button to a method
  • Practical applications of methods
  • Challenge: Methods
  • Solution: Methods
4. Programming Building Blocks: Control Flow
  • Conditional statements
  • Using conditional statements
  • Boolean values
  • Arrays
  • Using arrays
  • Loops
  • Using loops
  • When statements
  • Using when statements
  • Practical examples of conditional statements
  • Challenge: Build a mini calculator app
  • Solution: Build a mini calculator app
5. Plan and Prepare the App
  • From building blocks to building apps
  • Customize UI objects
  • Themes
  • Grid layouts
  • Arrange buttons in a grid layout
  • Finish the user interface
  • View the app's code structure visually
6. Build a Full Application
  • Set up properties and methods
  • Connect all of the visual elements to code
  • Display tapped numbers in the calculator
  • Make the Clear button clear all values
  • Set the calculator to add or subtract
  • Show the total when the equals button is tapped
  • Format the number
  • Challenge: Multiplication button
  • Solution: Multiplication button
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Todd Perkins

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