Android Native

Overview

Creating applications for the Android operating system using Java, Kotlin, or even C++ programming languages. Android applications can access Different device's like hardware and platform-specific features, such as camera, GPS, sensors, and notifications. Native development for Android refers to developing applications using the Android SDK (Software Development Kit), which provides a set of tools, libraries, and APIs to build native Android applications. Native development offers a high degree of integration with the Android ecosystem and provides access to a vast array of existing libraries, frameworks, and resources.
Activities: Activities represent the screens or user interfaces of an Android application. They handle user interactions and manage the application's lifecycle.
Views and Layouts: Views are UI components such as buttons, text fields, images, and more. Layouts are containers that arrange these views on the screen.
Intents: Intents are messages used to communicate between different components of an Android application. They facilitate launching activities, sending and receiving data, and invoking system services.
Android APIs: The Android SDK provides a wide range of APIs to access various features, such as camera, sensors, storage, network connectivity, and more.
Gradle Build System : Android projects use the Gradle build system to manage dependencies, compile code, and package the application for deployment.