
Hands-On Data Structures and Algorithms with Kotlin
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Chandra Sekhar Nayak is an experienced Java Developer with an extensive knowledge in Android development. He has done a lot of Android applications with larger user base. He is an active member of communities around Java and Android. Being a Kotlin enthusiast, he also created a Kotlin User Group in Bengaluru, India called BlrKotlin. He runs a YouTube channel called Chanse Code. In his spare time he loves writing blogs.Chakraborty Rivu :
Rivu Chakraborty is a Google Certified Android Developer, Caster.io Instructor and a Kotlin Evangelist. With over 6 years of work experience; he is currently working as a Sr. Software Engineer (Android) at BYJU'S The Learning App. Rivu considers himself a Kotlin and Android enthusiast, cum evangelist. He has been using Kotlin since December 2015. Rivu created the KotlinKolkata User Group and before moving out to Bangalore, he had been the lead organiser for both Kotlin Kolkata User Group and GDG Kolkata. Along with organising events, he also speaks at events/conferences in India, including DroidJam India (India's premiere Android Conference) and a couple of DevFests. Rivu has authored multiple books on Kotlin and Android Development.
Content
A Walk Through Data Structures and Algorithms
Arrays
Introducing Linked Lists
Understanding Stacks and Queues
Maps - Working with Key-Value Pairs
Deep-Dive into Searching Algorithms
Understanding Sorting Algorithms
Collections and Data Operations in Kotlin
Introduction to Functional Programming
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