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Mobile programming involves creating software applications for mobile devices, primarily targeting Android and iOS platforms. Applications are categorized into native, hybrid, and progressive web applications, each with distinct development approaches and tools. The field is essential for various sectors including communication, gaming, and finance, making it a highly sought-after skill.

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Introduction To Mobile Programming Afrin

Mobile programming involves creating software applications for mobile devices, primarily targeting Android and iOS platforms. Applications are categorized into native, hybrid, and progressive web applications, each with distinct development approaches and tools. The field is essential for various sectors including communication, gaming, and finance, making it a highly sought-after skill.

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Introduction to Mobile Programming

1. Definition: Mobile programming is the process of developing software applications that run on

mobile devices like smartphones and tablets.

2. Target Platforms: It mainly targets operating systems like Android and iOS, the most commonly

used mobile platforms.

3. Types of Applications: Mobile apps are categorized into native, hybrid, and progressive web

applications (PWAs).

4. Native Applications: These are developed using platform-specific languages like Kotlin/Java for

Android and Swift/Objective-C for iOS.

5. Hybrid Applications: These are developed using web technologies (HTML, CSS, JS) and then

wrapped in a native container using frameworks like Flutter, React Native, or Ionic.

6. Progressive Web Applications (PWAs): Web applications that function like native apps and can

work offline; example - Twitter Lite, Flipkart Lite.

7. Tools Used: Popular tools include Android Studio, Xcode, and Visual Studio Code for

development.

8. Development Considerations: Developers must consider factors like screen size, battery usage,

performance, and touch-based interaction.

9. Access to Device Features: Mobile apps can access device hardware like GPS, camera,

accelerometer, microphone, etc.

10. Usage and Scope: Mobile apps are widely used in communication, gaming, education, health,

finance, and more, making mobile programming a highly demanded skill.

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