Interactive Kotlin Playground
Write, run, and experiment with Kotlin code directly in your browser. No setup required!
Kotlin Playground
fun main() {
// Try Kotlin right in your browser!
val languages = listOf("Kotlin", "Java", "Swift", "JavaScript")
println("Kotlin is ${languages.indexOf("Kotlin") + 1}st in my list!")
// Using functional programming
languages
.filter { it.length > 5 }
.sortedBy { it }
.forEach { println("I also like $it") }
}
// Try Kotlin right in your browser!
val languages = listOf("Kotlin", "Java", "Swift", "JavaScript")
println("Kotlin is ${languages.indexOf("Kotlin") + 1}st in my list!")
// Using functional programming
languages
.filter { it.length > 5 }
.sortedBy { it }
.forEach { println("I also like $it") }
}
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Why Use Our Playground?
- Instant Execution
Run your code with a single click, no setup needed
- Learn by Doing
Experiment with code examples and see results instantly
- Ready-to-use Examples
Explore various Kotlin features with our curated examples
What You'll Find Here
Kotlin Language Guide
A modular, in-depth Kotlin tutorial: syntax, types, functions, coroutines, and more.
Algorithmic Foundations
Classic algorithms implemented and explained in Kotlin: searching, sorting, greedy, dynamic programming, and more.
Core Data Structures
Idiomatic Kotlin implementations of stacks, queues, trees, graphs, and more.
Quick Start Paths
For Beginners
- Start with the Kotlin Language Guide
- Try modifying and running Kotlin examples
- Read each module like a book, complete exercises
- Practice with simple coding challenges
For Advanced Learners
- Explore algorithms and data structures
- Benchmark and expand implementations
- Tackle LeetCode challenges
- Optimize existing solutions
For Contributors
- Improve guide modules
- Add test coverage
- Build new utilities in scripts
- Submit pull requests with improvements
Kotlin Language Guide
We're building a full-scale beginner-friendly Kotlin tutorial, structured like a book — with theory, examples, and exercises.
Go beyond algorithms — master Kotlin as a real-world language.
What's Included
- 1Markdown-based theory with clear examples
- 2Runnable Kotlin examples with comments
- 3Practice tasks and mini-projects
- 4Reference links to official docs
Current Progress
We're actively developing the guide, starting with core language features and gradually expanding to more advanced topics.
25%
Location: src/main/kotlin/kotlinBasics/core/
Contributions
We love collaboration! You can:
- Suggest improvements to the guide
- Add examples or exercises
- Solve or improve existing LeetCode problems
- Improve documentation or add tests
- Or just star the repo to show support!