Hard to learn from Android Documentation

[Anik Sarker]

I've known of Java OOP basics. But, it is still very hard for me to learn from the Android documentation. I can not understand most of the time what it is written on there. So, what am I lacking? Should I read any more of a java book to understand more? Or what is it?
p.s. You can suggest me some of the good books about JAVA to read.

 

[nissay]

If you have basic OOP Java programming, I think you can start programming a small Android app that does simple things for example displaying images, text, connecting to wi-fi...
Reading documentation is not enough (indeed, the documentation does not provide much details about some packages or classes), if you want to improve your skills you have to code !!

You can practice via YouTube, ebooks (check Packt) or the developer guide

Good luck and have fun.

 

[HK83]

I've known of Java OOP basics. But, it is still very hard for me to learn from the Android documentation. I can not understand most of the time what it is written on there. So, what am I lacking? Should I read any more of a java book to understand more? Or what is it?
p.s. You can suggest me some of the good books about JAVA to read.

Hi
You have basic of Java Programming, so i suggest to start making some simple applications, it will helps you to develop your skills. It takes some time to be professional but it's worth it.

Best

 

[Emil Zilyaev]

I've known of Java OOP basics. But, it is still very hard for me to learn from the Android documentation. I can not understand most of the time what it is written on there. So, what am I lacking? Should I read any more of a java book to understand more? Or what is it?
p.s. You can suggest me some of the good books about JAVA to read.

Hello, if you have enough knowledges in Java language you have to start learning Android by BOOKS, not by Android Documentation, because that's will be very boring to you. I was learned Android by Big Nerd Ranch, refer to link: https://www.bignerdranch.com/books/android-programming/

If you still haven't understood Java language, you can learn it by Oracle books or by this - https://www.amazon.com/Head-First-J...TF8&qid=1528444158&sr=8-4&keywords=learn+java , but it based on Java 5, so that lotsof things are not actual