Best Kotlin courses online (ideally free)?

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The discussion focuses on finding effective Java and Kotlin courses for hands-on learners interested in mobile development, particularly iOS. The individual has experience with CompTIA certifications and a diverse IT skill set, including coding and server management. They express a desire to specialize in mobile development and seek recommendations for courses that will enhance their job prospects in this field. Resources mentioned include Quickstart for certification preparation, Rosetta Code for comparative algorithm study, and the official Kotlin website, which offers free tutorials for both Kotlin and Android development.
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As the title explains I am currently looking for Java/Kotlin courses right now. I learn through experience/hands-on and visual/videos (as long as I can take notes). I have an account on Quickstart already for the CompTIA Linux+ certification and the Microsoft MCSA certification. I think that I will be ready for the Linux+ and the Server+ at about the same time. I'm the "jack of all trades" when it comes to IT work. I can code, work on servers and routers, and do desktop support work. For coding, I want to specialize in mobile development/Android/iOS development. My question is the best courses that I should take to land a job in coding in Android/iOS (more iOS).
 
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