Intoduction to Android Development
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This document provides an introduction to Android development. It outlines the development environment including Java, the Android SDK, and Eclipse IDE. It then demonstrates a worked example of an Android app and discusses other useful aspects like services, content providers, and widgets. The document concludes with tips on supporting multiple Android releases, testing layouts, and using meaningful names. It also provides questions and links to additional Android resources.
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