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Finish reviewing object oriented programming in Java, and get ready to start developing for Android! Now you'll brush up on using a static member variable.
with LearnToProgramFinish reviewing object oriented programming in Java, and get ready to start developing for Android! Now you'll brush up on using a static member variable.
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In this lesson on Android app development for beginners, learn about using the free Android SDK tools for developers and the Eclipse IDE.
with LearnToProgramIn this lesson on Android app development for beginners, learn about using the free Android SDK tools for developers and the Eclipse IDE.
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This short lesson is all about using the Android emulator as a code testing environment. You'll get a good overview of how it works and what it can do!
with LearnToProgramThis short lesson is all about using the Android emulator as a code testing environment. You'll get a good overview of how it works and what it can do!
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6 CQ
Continue learning Android development with this lesson about creating string resources. As an example, you'll see how to use Eclipse IDE to create a GUI.
with LearnToProgramContinue learning Android development with this lesson about creating string resources. As an example, you'll see how to use Eclipse IDE to create a GUI.
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6 CQ
Continue to learn about Android app development with this lesson on creating drawable resources in Eclipse and using them to create a GUI for your app.
with LearnToProgramContinue to learn about Android app development with this lesson on creating drawable resources in Eclipse and using them to create a GUI for your app.
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