Operating Systems

Not always. Many beginner-friendly courses, like Android Basics with Compose, do not require prior programming experience. However, intermediate or advanced courses, such as Kotlin for Java Developers, assume familiarity with object-oriented programming.

Advanced topics covered in Android Developer courses include:

• App architecture (MVVM or Clean Architecture).

• Asynchronous programming with Kotlin Coroutines.

• Database management using Room.

• Networking with Retrofit or Volley.

• Building responsive UIs with Jetpack Compose.

• Integrating APIs and third-party libraries.

• These topics are essential for creating professional-grade apps.

Beginner-level Android courses focus on foundational concepts, such as:

• Setting up Android Studio (the official IDE).

• Learning the basics of Kotlin programming.

• Building simple user interfaces using XML or Jetpack Compose.

• Understanding the Android app lifecycle.

• Using basic components like Activities, Fragments, and Intents.

• These courses provide a solid introduction to building functional Android apps.