Android applications are developed using the Java language. As of now, that basically your only option for native applications. Java may be a highly regarded artificial language developed by Sun Microsystems (now owned by Oracle). Developed long after C and C++, Java incorporates many of the powerful features of these powerful languages while addressing a number of their drawbacks. Still, programming languages are only as powerful as their libraries. These libraries exist to assist developers build applications. Our goal is to organize those already accustomed to one artificial language, like PHP or Objective-C, to become comfortable working with the Java programing language and dive into Android app development. There are variety of the way to make apps for Android devices, but the recommended method for many developers is to write down native apps using Java and therefore the Android SDK. Java for Android apps is both similar and quite different from other kinds of Java applications. If you've got experience with Java (or an identical language) then you may probably feel pretty comfortable diving right into the code and learning a way to use the Android SDK to create your app run. But if you are unaccustomed programming or object-oriented languages then you may probably want to induce accustomed to the syntax of the Java language and the way to accomplish basic programming tasks before learning the way to use the Android SDK.

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