What language is for android gaming

Question

I really want to be a android game developer which language should I learn

Answer 1

Java and Kotlin are official languages for Android development.
Though Android apps can be written in other languages too.
https://www.androidauthority.com/develop-android-apps-languages-learn-391008/

I think these threads will be useful:
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/823823/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/823843/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/220321/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/447092/?ref=app

Answer 2

I'm an Android Developper and I developed game and apps for Google Play Store. I program with java and Xml, but the best for game in every platform is C++.
For example, Minecraft on Android is writed in C++.

I hope I answered a good answer... If you have other question, I'm here ! ☺

Answer 3

Uxair I don't know because java for Android Development is a bit different than normal java. If you d'like to make Android app you must be know the Xml too (not difficult ☺).
For example :

to print text in Android, you must set text on a"TextView". In sample java, you just make "System.out.println("some text...");

I hope I answered your question.. If you have more question in Android or java, ask me ! ☺

Answer 4

Vincent Philippe are you Android developer ? have you learned java ?

Answer 5

Sorry for non sense questions but I am facing problems in java even java have more predefined method then C++ but it's little hard to implement those

C++ was pretty straight forward I have learned basic of C++

Answer 6

Yes, I'm Android Developper. See it on :

https://code.sololearn.com/cU3utjQkh616/?ref=app

(I put the link on the code because add link in a comment is not accept)

Answer 7

Vincent Philippe how much java we should learn to jump into android development ?

Answer 8

Did you join Android development directly or first you tried java then android

Answer 9

There are multiple languages you can learn that you can create an Android game in:
Java (with libGDX) - likely the best native code as it's pretty native
C#/Mono (with Unity) - pretty good for basic game development and can run on many platforms (Android, iOS, PC)
GDScript (with Godot Engine) - a pretty new language, but GDScript is pretty similar to Python and as such should be easy to learn, it can also run on many platforms
There are many more though.

As for which one you should learn, Unity and Mono could probably get you a job the most, but if C# seems complicated, you could try Godot.