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fun main(args:Array<String>) { }

I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars IG it does explain some concepts well but mostly it keeps you wondering and in the dark regarding the full process and how the processor actually works. it's just too vague of explanations how does the data travel, how do the parts work together? how are oppcodes...

this book wasn't as the title suggest it did not talk about the learning process and algorithms the book was basically a compilation of dry facts about the brain

fun sum1(vararg values: Int): Int { var total = 0 for (i in values.indices) { total += values[i] } return total } println(sum1(1,2,4))

1 objects spread elements evenly: arrange->distribute objects group elements : select elements->arrange->group 2 layers set object layer level : view->show object list->format->arrange or format->arrange 3 transitions animate->add an effect magic move: duplicate a slide->move object in 2nd...

*variables* var age = 0 // implicit var declaration var isCompleted = false // explicit var declaration val test = 3; // constant *strings* var s1:String = "hello" val result:String = "hello $name" *classes* class MyClass: Any() { var myProperty = 12 // methodes } val mClass =...

place the main code inside a kotlin class file, not in a plain kt file class Tester { } fun main(args:Array<String>) { val age = 0 // implicit var declaration val isCompleted = false // explicit var declaration val num = 2 // constant takes less space than var println("test") }

to fix this you need your pycharm to use python (version) 3.1 : delete pycharm and python https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/#section=windows https://www.python.org/downloads/ on the pycharm IDE: Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the project Settings/Preferences and go to Project: <project...

'''switch''' n:str = "test" match n: case 'hello': print("hi there!") case 'y': print("y") case _: print("default case")

hey zoro @ZORO

'''variables''' age = 0 # implicit var declaration isCompleted: bool = False # explicit var declaration NUM: int = 2 # constant takes less space than var '''strings''' str1: str = "1+4=hello" s1: str = f'Good {var1}! time to {var2}!' '''classes''' class MyClass(Object): myProperty...

hello world

import java.util.Random; Random rand = new Random(); // instance of random class int upperbound = 25; // generate random values from 0-24 int int_random = rand.nextInt(upperbound); // 0->upperbound -1 double double_random = rand.nextDouble();// 0->1 float float_random = rand.nextFloat(); //0->1

*variables* int age = 0; // implicit var declaration Boolean isCompleted = false; // explicit var declaration final int num = 2; // constant takes less space than var *strings* String str1 = "hello"; String s1 = String.format("%s %s %d :)", "1+4", "=", 5); *classes* public class MyClass...

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