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Objectives
1. To know about Android.
2. To know the basic tool to start with.
3. Know how to download an Android IDE.
What is Android.
I personally don't like being bored with history and things that don't really contribute to understanding the subject matter. So in other not to waste your precious time on this I will simply say Android is an open source operating system. The source codes are therefore made public.
The programming language includes C++/Java and XML. Well I use and Android in particular now encourage Java and XML.
The android market is very large and it's own by Google. So I can say the skill is very lucrative.
Basic Tools.
Often time people want to know the requirements to start learning programming. I won't say there is not but most likely what you already have. My basic tool will be;
1. Readiness to learn.
it's a new thing you are learning and must therefore mean business otherwise you get discouraged.
2. An IDE ( Integrated Development Environment)
That simply means a platform where you can write your code and run it. I would encourage a Laptop, but presently there are cool Android IDE app. You can download any. I have included the device you may need.
3. Prior exposure to programming may help but is never absolute. I will say necessarily you must be able to operate a computer system and manage the files. Supposing you don't even know anything about computer. Well that simply means you may have to put up with any of these local computer basic computer training and join on when satisfied with the rudiments.
4. Time.
Time I don't mean the 24/7 sort of. But I should let you know you won't be a good programmer if you only attend to it once in a month. May be good but slow.
5. Always know that knowledge of programming is endless. We keep learning. Even those who developed the Android OS made the source code open for the purpose of contributions.
Therefore often be ready to learn and also ask questions.
6. Register with the Android Developer Console. This is only necessary if you have to publish your app on Google play. store. We will discuss in details later about this.
Downloading an IDE.
You IDE depends on your device.
For laptop owners, just type android studio on your search engine. On Google the first entry always has it. And if anything has changed it wouldn't have been displaced off the first page. The site is developer.android. com/tools
There are other IDE but Android studio by the Intellij platform is best for beginners.
For those not having a laptop you can search for Android IDE on the play store and download any well reviewed app.
1. To know about Android.
2. To know the basic tool to start with.
3. Know how to download an Android IDE.
What is Android.
I personally don't like being bored with history and things that don't really contribute to understanding the subject matter. So in other not to waste your precious time on this I will simply say Android is an open source operating system. The source codes are therefore made public.
The programming language includes C++/Java and XML. Well I use and Android in particular now encourage Java and XML.
The android market is very large and it's own by Google. So I can say the skill is very lucrative.
Basic Tools.
Often time people want to know the requirements to start learning programming. I won't say there is not but most likely what you already have. My basic tool will be;
1. Readiness to learn.
it's a new thing you are learning and must therefore mean business otherwise you get discouraged.
2. An IDE ( Integrated Development Environment)
That simply means a platform where you can write your code and run it. I would encourage a Laptop, but presently there are cool Android IDE app. You can download any. I have included the device you may need.
3. Prior exposure to programming may help but is never absolute. I will say necessarily you must be able to operate a computer system and manage the files. Supposing you don't even know anything about computer. Well that simply means you may have to put up with any of these local computer basic computer training and join on when satisfied with the rudiments.
4. Time.
Time I don't mean the 24/7 sort of. But I should let you know you won't be a good programmer if you only attend to it once in a month. May be good but slow.
5. Always know that knowledge of programming is endless. We keep learning. Even those who developed the Android OS made the source code open for the purpose of contributions.
Therefore often be ready to learn and also ask questions.
6. Register with the Android Developer Console. This is only necessary if you have to publish your app on Google play. store. We will discuss in details later about this.
Downloading an IDE.
You IDE depends on your device.
For laptop owners, just type android studio on your search engine. On Google the first entry always has it. And if anything has changed it wouldn't have been displaced off the first page. The site is developer.android. com/tools
There are other IDE but Android studio by the Intellij platform is best for beginners.
For those not having a laptop you can search for Android IDE on the play store and download any well reviewed app.
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