I. Introduction to Kotlin
1.1 Why Kotlin?
1.2 Setting up the development environment
1.3 Basic syntax and data types
1.4 Control flow statements
1.5 Null safety in Kotlin
II. Object-Oriented Programming in Kotlin
2.1 Classes and objects in Kotlin
2.2 Properties and fields
2.3 Interfaces and abstract classes
2.4 Inheritance in Kotlin
2.5 Polymorphism and type casting
III. Functional Programming in Kotlin
3.1 Higher-order functions and lambdas
3.2 Function types and type aliases
3.3 Extension functions and properties
3.4 Inline functions and reified type parameters
3.5 Sealed classes and object expressions
IV. Collections and Data Manipulation in Kotlin
4.1 Working with arrays and lists
4.2 Maps and sets
4.3 Filter, map, and reduce operations
4.4 Sequence operations
4.5 Grouping and partitioning data
V. Concurrency and Coroutines in Kotlin
5.1 Threads and concurrency in Kotlin
5.2 Synchronization and locks
5.3 Atomic variables and operations
5.4 Coroutines basics and launch function
5.5 Suspending functions and CoroutineContext
VI. Advanced Kotlin Features
6.1 Delegation and delegation patterns
6.2 Extension functions and properties
6.3 Operator overloading
6.4 DSLs and builders
6.5 Metaprogramming with Kotlin reflection and annotations
VII. Kotlin for Android Development
7.1 Setting up Kotlin for Android
7.2 Android app structure with Kotlin
7.3 Interacting with views and widgets
7.4 Asynchronous programming with Coroutines
7.5 Using Kotlin with Android libraries
VIII. Best Practices and Tips
8.1 Writing clean and maintainable Kotlin code
8.2 Effective testing with Kotlin and JUnit 5
8.3 Debugging and profiling Kotlin code
8.4 Effective code reviews and pair programming
8.5 Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) with Kotlin
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