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Kotlin practice

Null safety, coroutines, and scope functions
Kotlin as the official docs teach it — the language of modern Android and much JVM backend work. Null safety end-to-end (nullable types, safe calls, the Elvis operator, platform types), val/var and immutability, data classes, sealed classes and exhaustive when, extension functions and lambdas with receivers, the scope functions (let, run, with, apply, also — and which returns what), collections and sequences (eager vs lazy), coroutines (suspend functions, structured concurrency, Dispatchers), delegation (by lazy, class delegation), generics with declaration-site variance (in/out), and Java interop. Predict-the-output and spot-the-bug items test real understanding; every explanation names the concept, the classic confusion, and a portable rule. Authored from kotlinlang.org at the current stable release.
• Meets you at your level — never too easy, never too hard.
• Adapts every question to how you’re doing.
• Tracks your level over time. Skill practice, not a test.
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Curriculum
226 concepts across 26 chapters, from foundations through advanced practice — each one a concept the adaptive question bank can teach and test.
A. Basics: declarations, expressions and files
9
B. Basic types, numbers and strings
10
C. Control flow
8
D. Null safety
11
E. Type checks and smart casts
7
F. Functions
10
G. Lambdas and higher-order functions
9
H. Inline functions and reified types
7
I. Classes, constructors and initialization
9
J. Inheritance, interfaces and visibility
9
K. Data, enum, sealed and value classes
11
L. Objects, companions and delegation
8
M. Properties and delegated properties
8
N. Extensions and operator conventions
10
O. Scope functions
7
P. Generics and variance
11
Q. Collections and sequences
12
R. Coroutines: suspension and structured concurrency
10
S. Coroutine context, dispatchers and cancellation
9
T. Flow and channels
11
U. Java interoperability
9
V. Exceptions, results, contracts and opt-in
7
W. Multiplatform basics
7
X. DSLs, annotations and reflection
7
Y. Shared mutable state in coroutines
5
Z. Selecting among suspending alternatives
5
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