Kotlin

  1. Hello World
  2. Basic Concepts
  3. Data Types
  4. Operators
  5. Selection
  6. If Else Ladder
  7. Nested Try Block
  8. Iteration
  9. Functions
  10. Arrays
  11. Strings: Features and Operation Guide
  12. Math Operations and Functions
  13. OOPs Concepts
  14. Errors
  15. Exception Handling
  16. File Handling


Examples:

  1. Relative Layout Example
  2. MP3 Player Example
  3. Rewarded Ads in AdMob with XML UI
  4. Android Program (QCR) Application Codes That Read Text in Photos
  5. Google Sign in Activity with Layout Example
  6. Email Sign in and UI Program Example

Wear Os Examples 

  1. Wear Os UI Application
  2. Daily Face Changer

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