How to Initialize an ArrayList in Kotlin
As a new user of Kotlin, I wanted to write some articles like my How to Python series. To start, let’s learn how to initialize an ArrayList in Kotlin.
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It’s Okay to Test Private Methods
Usually, I try not to write too many opinion pieces about code, but I felt like I should mention that it’s okay to test private methods.
Taking Kotlin for a Spin
After long last, I’ve finally decided to take a look at Kotlin while building an Android app. Now, I want to talk about the language.
My First Ad Revenue Paycheck
After 15 months of running ads, I’ve finally gotten my first ad revenue paycheck. Let’s talk about how much work went into getting it.
Why I Urge My Students to Use DrJava
When it comes to teaching Java, some tools are better than others. That’s why I urge my students to use DrJava, an IDE for educators.
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