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    WEEK - 1

    1. Explain Different types of Android Applications.


    Ans: Android has been one of the best-selling OS for
    smartphones. Android OS was developed by Android Inc.
    which Google bought in 2005. There are mainly 3 types of
    Android Applications.

    1. Native Apps:
    Native apps are built for particular operating systems, which
    are mostly Android and IOS. Also, there are more OS for
    mobile applications: Blackberry and Windows. This is
    available for download on Google Play Store and for IOS
    Apple App Store. Native apps are generally built to make the
    most of all the features and tools of the phones such as
    contacts, cameras, sensors, etc. Native apps ensure high
    performance and stylish user experience as the developers use
    the native device UI to build apps. WhatsApp, Spotify,
    Pokemon GO, etc. are examples of Natives apps. Android apps
    are built using Java, Kotlin, and Flutter, for the frontend, it
    uses the XML scripting language. And IOS apps built
    using Swift, Flutter/ Dart, and C#.

    2. Web Apps:
    Web applications are built only the run on browsers. They are
    mainly the integrations of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. It
    runs on Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers. The
    responsiveness and functionality of the web apps could easily
    be confused with a native app since both the Native and web
    apps have almost the same features and responsive nature. And
    one of the major differences between the two is that native
    mobile apps can function both in the offline mode without an
    active internet connection and the online mode, whereas the
    web apps require an active internet connection for them to
    work. Gmail, Canva, and Google Docs are the best examples
    of web apps.

    3. Hybrid Apps:
    Hybrid applications are also called Cross Platform
    Applications. Hybrid applications are runs on multiple
    platforms like Android and IOS. Also, these are made from the
    integration of web and native applications. Because hybrid
    apps use a single codebase, they can be deployed across
    devices. For example, when we build the android application,
    we can also launch it on IOS. As a cross-platform development
    option, developers have more freedom when designing their
    applications as they do not need to stick to specific design
    guidelines from either apple or google. Instagram, Uber, and
    Crypto change are examples of Hybrid apps. For Hybrid
    application development, we use Flutter/Dart, React Native,
    etc.

    Here are some of the categories of android applications.

    1. E-Commerce Apps : E-commerce apps are an example of a


    B2B model. It helps to people to sell and borrow different
    items and it saves time and money. In e-commerce
    applications, we can do trading of commercial goods on
    online marketplaces. To buy specific items and goods, you
    simply need to make electronic transactions like UPI,
    Phonepe, etc. through your smartphone or computer.
    Flipkart, Amazon, OLX, and, Quiker are examples of e-
    commerce applications.

    2. Educational Apps : Educational apps are too much used to


    improve knowledge and peoples get productivity. Apps for
    education can make people more interactive, more engaged,
    and perform better. Keeping teaching methods good is
    integral to getting students engaged in their studies and
    learning apps are a fantastic way of achieving this. For
    example, Google Classroom, SoloLearn, edX, Duolingo,
    etc.

    3. Social Media Apps : Social media apps give the


    opportunity to the peoples connect and communicate
    together. These apps are mainly used for sharing purposes
    and making fun. Many peoples use social media
    applications for influence, marketing/ business,
    entrepreneurship, etc. Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp,
    YouTube, LinkedIn, etc. are examples of social media
    applications.

    4. Productivity Apps : Productivity apps typically organize


    and complete complex tasks for you, anything from sending
    an email to figuring out a tip. The easy-to-use Google Drive
    app gives users access to all of the files saved to the cloud-
    based storage service across multiple devices. Productivity
    applications arise in many different forms and they often
    take a different approach to improving your workflow. For
    example, Hive, Todoist, Google Docs, etc.

    5. Entertainment Apps : Entertainment apps are widely used


    apps worldwide. It contains OTT platforms and novels and
    other content. These platforms entertain people and give
    them much more knowledge about different things.
    Everyone is watching OTT platforms and those are trending
    these days, and their development is also in demand all over
    the world. Hotstar, Netflix, and Amazon prime video are the
    best examples of this entertainments applications.

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