Due: Monday January 27, 11:59pm (firm deadline)

Turn in this HW as an online document submission in PDF format on Canvas.

1. Go get a kotlin compiler, install it on a machine on which you plan to do your 423 project work. In Canvas, your answer for #1 should include what kotlin compiler you obtained and from where, along with any installation issues, problems, or obstacles you see with it.

2. Go read a Kotlin tutorial, or manual, or book, or watch Kotlin videos. You may wish to start at https://kotlinlang.org/docs/home.html or let Google find things for you. Do whatever you need to in order to get comfortable with Kotlin. In Canvas for your answer #2 you should submit a sample Kotlin hello world program.

3. Verify that Kotlin is working for you by running your hello world program. Debug as needed. Submit the command line to run the kotlin compiler and the command line to run the resulting executable.

4. Do not settle for just Hello World. Actually spend a few hours learning what Kotlin you can. Write a one-page summary of how Kotlin compares to C and/or Python, and what you think will be the primary challenges in writing a translator for Kotlin this semester, aside from learning some more Kotlin that is.

Turn in this HW on Canvas as an online submission in PDF format.