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I want some help here please:

I have a graduation project the subject will be about designing an application using android to measure the level of sugar in the human blood.

It is OK to me if the project requires a C# code.

For this moment I am in the first stages.

I am actually confused and does not know how to start and what I am gonna to need.

Can anybody help me please.
Thanks in advance.
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For android I would go with either pure java or C/C++ or the mixture of these and not C#. Noone can help you with your confusion. If you given this project then you are probably expected to be able to do it. With google you could probably find the following page yourself:
I think the best place to start is here: http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html[^]
Advice: If you don't have to use C/C++ libraries then go with pure java application. Java-only programming is much more developer friendly on android.
 
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_Tolen_ 29-Jul-13 6:03am    
OK. I have no problem in C/C++.
No one gave me this project.I have chosen it by myself.
But I do not know how to start and what I will need . I want an android developer to help me.
pasztorpisti 29-Jul-13 6:24am    
Android was originally released with a java-only programming interface and the dev environment is Eclipse (a java IDE) for which they have written ADT(AndroidDeveloperTools) that enables Eclipse to use the android toolchain. Not a perfect but fairly good/usable solution. Later they realized that there is a demand for C/C++ development because of the existing libs and because C/C++ is still the most portable language these days so they released a native dev sdk that has always been terrible. Probably their intention was keeping the underlying OS/implementation hidden and as a result of haste some parts of the API were present only in the java interface. I'm not sure but this may be true even today so C/C++ alone might not be enough. Create a Java + C/C++ application is not that hard, you create a minimalistic java class (main activitiy) that has one or more native methods. The native methods of the java class are implemented in C/C++. Here a bit of jni programming is needed to wire together java/C but its not that difficult. Calling into java code from C/C++ is also possible via jni. The last program we developed for android consists around 300,000 lines of C++ and only a few hundred lines of java. Unfortunately I have no time to help in your project.
Look this answer...

http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/623533/How-do-I-start-off-deveveloping-applications-for-a#answer2
 
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