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Hi everybody, I´m going to start a course related with mobile Application development. The course is intended to teach from the begining doing android applications (or Objective c) Said that is it supposed that we will the things already configured But due the fact that Android is Java related platform I have a serie of questions unanswered: 1- I´ve been doing Java courses, that up to date had covered applets, swing, objects, exceptions handling. It cuold be considered an acceptable or do I need to study other topics (if so wich ones) 2- I have to download the Andorid SDK, but I have already installed Java 1.7 JDK, can both be installed? 3- In a number of articles Í had read, they use the eclipse as a IDE, I have installed NetBeans and JCreator, it is possible to have installed the three? or instead used one of the already installed Thank you in advance, And I offer excuses for the long question
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Hi everybody, I´m going to start a course related with mobile Application development. The course is intended to teach from the begining doing android applications (or Objective c) Said that is it supposed that we will the things already configured But due the fact that Android is Java related platform I have a serie of questions unanswered: 1- I´ve been doing Java courses, that up to date had covered applets, swing, objects, exceptions handling. It cuold be considered an acceptable or do I need to study other topics (if so wich ones) 2- I have to download the Andorid SDK, but I have already installed Java 1.7 JDK, can both be installed? 3- In a number of articles Í had read, they use the eclipse as a IDE, I have installed NetBeans and JCreator, it is possible to have installed the three? or instead used one of the already installed Thank you in advance, And I offer excuses for the long question
1. Android app is written primarily in Java, so you have the advantage if you have learned Java. Learn the android programming here: android-tutorial[^] 2. You need to have Java SDK before you can install Android SDK. 3. They can co-exist. It is up to you which one to use. You may want to download the ADT bundle that come with eclipse here: android bundle[^]