For my last day, I continued looking into the Koans. I ended up doing more reading than coding for these problems. However, I looked into some of the interactive examples included within the documentation.

I continued working on these exercises and was able to complete the Data classes challenge under Classes. I ended up trying to research and really understand some of the error messages as I attempted the different activities as well.

I continued looking at the activities here with a focus on Default arguments. Although I wasn’t able to solve the problem, I’m starting to better understand how functions are written.

I continued trying to work through the Koans I’ve mentioned in my last two posts. I wasn’t able to solve any of the problems but I also started to look through the others so I have an idea of what’s coming ahead and what else I can try my hands on.

I continued looking over the activities I hadn’t answered but focused specifically on Nullable types. Even though I wasn’t able to answer it completely (one error message is holding me back), it’s really forcing me to understand the problem and find a solution.

I continued making progress on the Koans presented on the Kotlin Play website. Since I was having some difficulty with the Named Arguments activity, I decided to try my hand at some of the other problems. I surprised myself and completed Triple-quoted strings and Nothing type. I’m hoping by completing these, I’ll get a better…

I continued trying to add on to the Kotlin function. I continued looking through Layouts and “Classes and inheritance in Kotlin” from Android Developers as the examples give insight on how to use switches. Since this was mostly research, though, I ended up going to the Kotlin documentation and Kotlin Koans, a page that lets…

I ended up doing more research on the Kotlin language on their website. Although I wasn’t able to code too much, I’m considering implementing the screen change using the when-else loop. I need to determine how to properly implement this though.

I continued attempting to build the app using the third resource I mentioned yesterday but I ran into issues connecting the different screens. I tried using other resources like the Android Developers “Android Kotlin Fundamentals: Define navigation paths” tutorial. I also attempted to revisit adding the correct Kotlin and looked at their intro pages “Learn…

Today I learned how to implement the navigation for different screens on Android Studio. Some helpful resources from the Android Developers website include the following: Get started with the Navigation component (good overview of the page) Guide to app architecture (not really helpful for setting up but a good read to better understand setup) Navigation…