Java Programming For Android Developers For Dummies 1st Edition Barry Burd by Barry Burd 9781118504383, 1118504380 instant download after payment.

Get started creating Android apps with Java in no time!
The demand for Android apps is not slowing down but many mobile developers who want to create Android apps lack the necessary Java background. This beginner guide gets you up and running with using Java to create Android apps with no prior knowledge or experienced necessary!
Shows you the basic Java development concepts and techniques that are necessary to develop Android apps
Explores what goes into creating an Android app to give you a better understanding of the various elements
Addresses how to deal with standard programming challenges and debugging
Beginning Android Programming with Java For Dummies puts you well on your way toward creating Android apps quickly with Java.
Learn to:
Create an Android program from start to finish
Master basic Java development concepts and techniques
Handle programming challenges
Assemble the pieces and debug your app
Android is everywhere! Cash in by learning to build Android apps with Java
Android runs more than half the smartphones in the US and more than 70 percent of those in Europe. And Java makes it go. Get in on the fun! In this book, youll learn about the major ideas behind Java and Android software development, Javas basic building blocks, the big picture in object-oriented programming, and how to write Java programs on a Windows machine or a Mac.
My first Android app — follow the step-by-step instructions to create your first real, working application
About this Java thing — learn the basics of Java, how it works with Android, and all the tools you need
Classes and objects, oh my — explore object-oriented programming in Java, learn to work with Java classes in an Android app, and use events and callbacks
X-tending into XML — discover XML fundamentals and how they work with Android layouts
Open the book and find:
Basic building blocks of Java
The difference between 32-bit and 64-bit systems
All about Java methods and types
Advice on decision-making structures and loops
How to design with Java interfaces
Case studies detailing a social app and a game
Tips for effectively deploying your app
Strategies for testing and marketing apps
About the Author
Barry Burd, PhD, is a professor of mathematics and computer science at Drew University. He leads training courses for professional programmers and has lectured at conferences in America, Europe, Australia, and Asia.