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    I'm studing Android language in Android Studio. I know that Anrdoid language is derived by Java, but I desired to review my knowledge on Java programming. So, how is Android libraries similar to Java? Can I find in Java packages and programming-techniques the same components like: Broad Cast Reciver, Intent, Intent Filter and so on?

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      I'm studing Android language in Android Studio. I know that Anrdoid language is derived by Java, but I desired to review my knowledge on Java programming. So, how is Android libraries similar to Java? Can I find in Java packages and programming-techniques the same components like: Broad Cast Reciver, Intent, Intent Filter and so on?

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      Classes unique to Android are not necessarily in mainstream Java since they have no relevance outside the Android framework.

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        Classes unique to Android are not necessarily in mainstream Java since they have no relevance outside the Android framework.

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        Thank you for repaly. So I can't find in Java "component" or resources like Intent, BroadCast Receiver and so on... Isn't it? How can I replace those (i.e. event, event handler, back ground task)?

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          Thank you for repaly. So I can't find in Java "component" or resources like Intent, BroadCast Receiver and so on... Isn't it? How can I replace those (i.e. event, event handler, back ground task)?

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          Not unless they have some context in 'ordinary' Java. If you need specific features then you can check at A-Index (Java Platform SE 7 )[^].

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