Kotlin Programming

Kotlin is a modern, cross-platform, statically-typed programming language developed by JetBrains that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Designed to be a more concise, safe, and pragmatic alternative to Java, with which it is 100% interoperable, Kotlin has become the official language for Android development. Its key features include null safety to prevent common runtime errors, coroutines for efficient asynchronous programming, and a clean syntax that reduces boilerplate code. Beyond mobile development, Kotlin's versatility allows it to be used for server-side applications, web frontends, and data science, making it a powerful and increasingly popular language in the software industry.