I had to brush up on Java when Android came out, even though I was
Java Certified from years back. I also knew J2ME.
So he just needs to learn Java first, there's no need to learn J2ME
because it's simply something other.
- Juan T.
On Jan 8, 9:15 am, "silverberg.ode...@googlemail.com"
wrote:
>
can anyone tel me how to select row or get row index...
and also displaying two rows in one TableRow
final private String[] mKeys = {"Goog", "432", "-23% (-10.15)", "IBM", "15",
"60% (6.2)",
"INTC", "28", "12% (2.15)", "DELL", "80", "34% (42.15)","Goog",
"432", "-23% (-10.15)", "I
I think thats what he already knows. Guess he was asking it, because
in some android books the author says its better to start with J2ME
(or java in general) if you haven't worked with it before, because for
some people it could be "too hard" to learn Java AND android
programming at the same time.
On Jan 5, 11:13 pm, "Pratik Patel" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> WHICH I SHOULD LEARN FIRST j2me or android. Give ur vote pls to identify
> what to learn.
>
Android replaces J2ME...
- Juan T.
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Well it depends imho. If you have no programming experience with, it's
better to start with java/j2me first.
Experience with j2me of course helps much when it comes to the
security model of mobile devices, as it's quite different from
classical java or desktop programming.
Guess if you're experie
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