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I must to lean c# and java languages to build an android app, this is right??!!
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there are also low-level tools like appinventor...
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Just java is enough for beginner
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The languages you might consider learning for Android development include:
Java â Java is the official language of Android development and is supported by Android Studio. It has a steep learning curve however.
Kotlin â Kotlin was recently introduced as a secondary âofficialâ Java language. It is similar to Java in many ways but is a little easier to get your head around.
C/C++ â Android Studio also supports C++ with the use of the Java NDK. This allows for native coding applications, which can be handy for things like games. C++ is more complicated though.
C# â C# is a slightly more beginner-friendly alternative to C or C++ that obfuscates more code. Itâs supported by some very handy tools like Unity and Xamarin which are great for game development and for cross-platform development.
BASIC â A bonus option is to learn BASIC and try the B4A IDE from Anywhere Software. This is an easy but powerful tool, though definitely much more niche!
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