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Oct 30, 2017 23 min

101: Learning Kotlin - visibility modifiers, internal modifier, modules

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Another day, another opportunity to learn more Kotlin. In this episode, Kaushik walks through the concept of visibility modifiers. How do the modifiers in Kotlin differ from the ones in Java? What is this new internal modifier? When should I use each of the operators? Listen on to find out! Shownotes: Visibility modifiers Effective Java Item #13 - Ep 63 discussion: Why the default should be internal Scopes in programming language (white paper) Scopes in programming language (wikipedia) Image visualizing differences between the protected modifier in Java and Kotli Excellent resource explaining visibility modifiers in Kotlin Detailed shownotes at fragmentedpodcast.com #Sponsors Thanks to Buddybuild for sponsoring this episode of Fragmented! Ship apps faster with BuddyBuild 🚀 Give them a try for free at fragmentedpodcast.com/buddybuild

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Another day, another opportunity to learn more Kotlin. In this episode, Kaushik walks through the concept of visibility modifiers. How do the modifiers in Kotlin differ from the ones in Java? What is this new internal modifier? When should I use each of the operators? Listen on to find out! Shownotes: http://fragmentedpodcast.com/episodes/101/

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