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title: Android Development
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## Table of Contents
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* [Android Development](#android-development)
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* [Getting started](#getting-started)
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* [Setting Up and Getting Started with Android Studio](#setting-up-and-getting-started-with-android-studio)
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* [Official Documentation](#official-documentation)
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* [Java vs Kotlin](#java-vs-kotlin)
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* [Beginners in Android Development Should Start With Java](#beginners-in-android-development-should-start-with-java)
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* [Java Programmers Should Learn Kotlin](#java-programmers-should-learn-kotlin)
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* [Practice](#practice)
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* [Google Developer Console](#google-developer-console)
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* [Courses](#courses)
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* [Developing Android Apps](#developing-android-apps)
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# Android Development
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Android apps can be a great, fun way to get into the world of programming. Officially, programmers can use Java, Kotlin, or C++ to develop for Android, and though there may be API restrictions, using tools, developers can use a large number of languages, including JavaScript, C, or assembly, and the possibilities are endless.
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[Google Developers Guide for Android](https://developer.android.com/training/index.html)
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#### Java vs. Kotlin
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#### Java vs Kotlin
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Ever since Google announced Kotlin as the official language for Android development at Google IO in 2017, programmers who want to become Android developers are in a dilemma. The big question in front of them is whether they should learn Kotlin or Java.
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