How objects, constructors, and classes works?

Question

Because I don't quite understand 😐😪

Answer 1

RichardVM My answer is still correct. The last module on Kotlin course is about OOP. But the problem is that is too short. The explanations are too succinct, so you need to have some background knowledge about OOP.

I know this, because I have just finished the Kotlin course, and if I didn't knew OOP, I would be confused like you.

You can't learn just Kotlin to be proficient in Android. You need to know Java, too.

So, I recommend you the Java course, but I'm afraid that it will be too abstract. So, that's way I recommended you C++. I keep the Java course for the last in my case 😅

Understand that in life you can't take shortcuts in order to be good at something.

https://code.sololearn.com/c6H3Maljq5YF/?ref=app

Answer 2

Don't start understanding OOP (Object Oriented Programming) concepts by studying Kotlin course. This course is for people that have previous knowledge about OOP.

Ideally start with C++, or at least Python.

Answer 3

RichardVM PyNon Also, PyNon is right. You must learn how to put a proper title to a question, how to choose fewer and succinct tags etc. then you will be a good programmer.

Answer 4

Classes will be explained in the last section of the kotlin course on sololearn. Keep learning!

Answer 5

Lisa I'm in the last section, but i don't get it 😪

Answer 6

Romeo Cojocaru I want to use Kotlin for develop Android apps, so i don't want to use C++ or Python

Answer 7

PyNon 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Answer 8

Here's an example of OOP comments on a Kotlin lesson:

https://code.sololearn.com/c6H3Maljq5YF/?ref=app

Answer 9

Romeo Cojocaru I wish the course was on Spanish :(