The java on Android is pretty much j2se. Some other mobile platforms
use j2me. The popularity of j2me seems to be on the down swing.
Broadly speaking, the difference is that j2se is a super set of j2me.
The biggest difference that I have found is that j2me doesn't have
generics and also doesn't support stuff like @Override.
You might consider sticking to j2me if you intend to be sharing some of
the code on another platform. That is what I do, sadly, in order to
support BlackBerry.
On 11/01/2012 7:04 AM, YinKhwin.O wrote:
can someone clear my doubts.
does android have anything to do with J2ME? Android has its core
java. J2ME is also meant for mobile phones. All are same and why am i
supposed to get confused by these two? whatif i chose android
platform, do i necessarily need to deal with J2ME?
Thanks for help.
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