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Android app development
what codes should I learn so as to be come an android app developer?
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Learn Java because this language will allow you to access all UI components programmatically.
Additionally I would recommend looking for classes on XML as this will help you be able to understand and tweak the UI code within android studio's UI editor. However please note this editor does have graphical design tools as well.
In terms of resources to access I would recommend The New Bostern's video tutorials for Java Programing as well as the Google supported udacity cource at
https://www.udacity.com/course/advanced-android-app-development--ud855
The difference is that traditionaly Java is a cross platform general programing language where as Javascript a different language has been used for Web development. However it should be noted that Java can be used for backend Web development and Javascript can be used for applications development.
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Learn Java. Learning programming isn't learning codes, it is learning how to write codes. from beginner to app developer is a long process. Don't skip lessons.
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Kotlin is good, but sololearn doesn't do Kotlin yet. Python, C++, etc can do android app development, but while each lesson CAN do almost anything, there is generally one that is better than the other at each task. Java is the best bet right now for Android. feel free to learn any language you want, you can make apps with them.
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okay I got you. let me deal with java first
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Thanks, but I heard about python and kotlin if am not mistaken. how do they relate with Android app development?
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Java for android development .
Dont get it mixed up with java script as i know many people do as this is for web development working along side html css ect.
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Looking for Android developers to share their expertise with the community via my Android Development thread here 👇
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/481493/?ref=app
Thanks!
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anytime
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what is the difference between JavaScript and java?
in terms of uses?
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thanks @josh mizzi
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make sure u click the catalogue... and check the free courses out...
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go to udacity.com and look up the free android development classes... I'm a beginner as well and thus far it's the easiest way to learning mobile app development
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thank you Paul
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Faridi Sadick... i also think if you're going to learn android studio... android announced recently the new update android O will be using Kotlin and Java... find out more from android developer site
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again thanks bro @Paul Michael Barber