As an Android developer myself, I'd say go for Java, since you have already the basic. If you don't really want to hack androids, Java can also help you create your servlet (kind of a server), or a game (Minecraft was built on Java, need I say more?). I personally go for android because I love it.
Originally Posted by hangduykhiem
As an Android developer myself, I'd say go for Java, since you have already the basic. If you don't really want to hack androids, Java can also help you create your servlet (kind of a server), or a game (Minecraft was built on Java, need I say more?). I personally go for android because I love it.
You can develop for android on C++ and .NET too.
Also JVM was built on C/C++ and assembly.
Originally Posted by user590177
You can develop for android on C++ and .NET too.
Also JVM was built on C/C++ and assembly.
True that, but Android Native Dev Kit is too hard for the beginners I guess. But yep, if you want to Dev Games, create hacks and 'em all, you should really go for C++
Originally Posted by hangduykhiem
True that, but Android Native Dev Kit is too hard for the beginners I guess. But yep, if you want to Dev Games, create hacks and 'em all, you should really go for C++
Tbh I like C++ for its inline assembler (which I unfortunately don't really know) it is a major advantage if want to take on some "hot" operations which require speed.
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Originally Posted by hangduykhiem
