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I had put a question before about the editions of Java and the difference between them and the reason for my question is that I want to work through an android project and I think that before beginning in the project I must know how to write code in Java.

My question here is related to the project the project is a program that teaches children letters and how to write them by showing a video for every character and how to write that character for the child and then there will be a test for the child to write that letter if the child passed the test writing the letter successfully the program moves for the next character, otherwise, the video that shows how to write the character that the child failed to write it correctly showed again.

What are the things that are advised to read to be able to work of such a project?

Posted 15-Feb-15 13:49pm

Amr Mohammad

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Mohibur Rashid 16-Feb-15 1:25am

well, learn java, learn basics of Android. First do these simple task, then go forward with rest of the project.

How about start with just how to run or show a selected video in your application?

Mohibur Rashid 16-Feb-15 1:28am

I just read somewhere else that you have experience with other programming language. So, my suggestion is use your experience, you would know what to do.

Amr Mohammad 16-Feb-15 2:54am

Yes, I am having experience with other programming language C, C++, and C# I also know about Java basics because it almost looks like all these programming language basics and identical to C# in the concept of being a fully object-oriented programming language, but they all are different in their syntax and also each one of them has its own characteristics. But I did not work using java before so the whole matter looks like you know something but you never used before so when using it for the first time it will not be that easy also I have never read about android and I have to begin in the project within 2 months from now at most.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-02-15T22:59:00

Your original question (Java Editions SE, EE, and ME[^]), did not mention that you were interested in Android. However, the answer is still the same: use Java SE and work through the tutorials. When you feel comfortable with Java you can go to http://www.codeproject.com/KB/android/[^] and learn Android programming.

Alternatively, with your C# background, you could go to http://xamarin.com/[^] and use that framework.