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Android For Beginners Prologue

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Develop basic Android applications using Java programming language and Android Studio environment
  • Implement user interfaces with XML layouts, views, and widgets for mobile app design
  • Utilize Android SDK and APIs to access device features like camera, GPS, and sensors effectively
  • Debug and troubleshoot Android apps to ensure optimal performance and user experience
  • Apply best practices for Android app security, permissions, and data privacy management
  • Create responsive layouts adaptable to various screen sizes and device orientations
  • Integrate third-party libraries and APIs to enhance app functionality and user engagement
  • Publish and distribute Android apps through Google Play Store with proper versioning and metadata
  • Understand Android app lifecycle management for efficient resource handling and background processing
  • Develop foundational skills for transitioning from Java programming to advanced Android development

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