Of course you can!
The programming can be done in Java. You might encounter easier ways to handle web services, database management and other parts of a modern android app but yes for the most part you can handle all of that in java.
Also, take note that you need the right directories.
You should be careful as android development can lead to high implication in the code which can cause errors that are hard to be detected. If you are having problems detecting those yourself you can use any program to help you do that. I know one called Checkmarx that you can try.
Moreover, for optimization in terms of time, efficiency, and even functionality, you'd definitely need other tools. At the very least, you need to know a little xml. With xml, you can define a lot of things which would be otherwise cumbersome in pure java.
The programming can be done in Java. You might encounter easier ways to handle web services, database management and other parts of a modern android app but yes for the most part you can handle all of that in java.
Also, take note that you need the right directories.
You should be careful as android development can lead to high implication in the code which can cause errors that are hard to be detected. If you are having problems detecting those yourself you can use any program to help you do that. I know one called Checkmarx that you can try.
Moreover, for optimization in terms of time, efficiency, and even functionality, you'd definitely need other tools. At the very least, you need to know a little xml. With xml, you can define a lot of things which would be otherwise cumbersome in pure java.
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