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Why android OS developers not using python language?

27th Dec 2018, 3:12 PM
jaya teja reddy pochimi reddy
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It's mainly because of there interest
27th Dec 2018, 3:35 PM
Charan Leo25
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Can u explain clearly...!
27th Dec 2018, 3:18 PM
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While Android already has a good SDK out of the box, being able to use Python instead of Java is a big advantage for some developers - it allows for quicker turnaround times, and reuse of Python libraries. Python on Android uses a native CPython build, so its performance and compatibility is very good. Combined with PySide (which uses a native Qt build) and Qt’s support for OpenGL ES acceleration, you can create fluent UIs even with Python. The resulting PySide-based applications run on Android, but also at least on Mac OS X, Windows, Linux and Maemo and MeeGo - basically all platforms on which Qt is available. The SL4A/Py4A-based applications will run on Android only, but will be able to utilize Android-specific APIs. Both approaches can also be combined. https://crbtech.in/java-training/top-best-java-training-institutes-in-pune
29th Dec 2018, 7:00 AM
meenal deshpande
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I think it was just because of the time android was created, python only picked up in 2017
30th Dec 2018, 6:34 PM
Yash
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