October 2018
Beginner
766 pages
16h 25m
English
Overview
Android Programming for Beginners is your ultimate introduction to creating Android apps with zero prior experience. This book guides you through fundamental programming concepts using Java in the Android environment, helping you build Android 9 Pie applications step by step. By the end, you'll confidently create real-world apps and even publish them on Google Play.
What this Book will help me do
- Learn the basics of Java programming tailored for Android development.
- Set up your Android development environment and use Android Studio effectively.
- Create interactive and visually appealing user interfaces for your apps.
- Incorporate animations, user input, and multimedia features in your applications.
- Deploy, publish, and manage applications on the Google Play marketplace.
Author(s)
John Horton is a skilled developer and programming educator with years of experience simplifying complex subjects like Android development for beginners. He specializes in empowering newcomers to step confidently into the world of programming through clear instruction and practical projects.
Who is it for?
This book is for anyone new to programming who is motivated to create Android applications but lacks a coding background. It also serves early learners or developers new to Android development seeking to strengthen their skills. If you're eager to build full-featured, professional-quality Android apps, this book is your ideal starting point.
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