What is the best programming language for Android and iPhone?

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Which language is better to learn Android or iPhone... Basically I am a .Net developer so which one is better and easy for me to learn? Any one can please help me.

Posted 13-Sep-11 1:34am

SUCHIT S SHAH

Updated 13-Sep-11 1:55am

CPallini

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Solution 1

You definitely can't do .Net apps for the iPhone, and I'm not actually that sure about Android.

Posted 13-Sep-11 1:41am

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SUCHIT S SHAH 13-Sep-11 7:45am

I know that but i want to learn any of this language out of 2 ... so which one is easy compare to other as keeping .net with c# in background

#realJSOP 13-Sep-11 8:20am

Well, how can we possibly know what's easiest for YOU to learn? We don't know you from Adam.

Solution 3

Absolutely Java.Try to use Java to develop Android Apps it works better than other languages.

Posted 24-Feb-13 19:31pm

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SoMad 25-Feb-13 1:36am

There was no reason to post this answer. It is an old questions that already has an accepted answer.

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-13T01:49:00

Solution 2

To program for the iPhone you should learn the Objective C programming language, while Android requires Java. Of course there are alternatives (like Mono for Android) but I would approach a mobile platform with its 'natural' programming language.
Being a .NET developer, you could prefer Java over Objective C (hence Android over iPhone).

Posted 13-Sep-11 1:49am

CPallini

Updated 13-Sep-11 1:52am

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SUCHIT S SHAH 14-Sep-11 3:04am

Thank you so much that will the really gr8 info for me

CPallini 14-Sep-11 3:21am

You are welcome.