Hi Sanj,

I was also in this same predicament a few days ago.
Desperately wanted to learn Android programming, but knew smatterings
of Java code.

What I did was the following :-
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Purchase "Sams Teach Yourself Java In 21 Days"
Purchase "Java Generics and Collections" (Note: Android heavily uses
Generics so you need a firm grasp on them)
Purchase "Hello Android"

There are also lots of bookmarks and tutorial sites ready to read and
digest once you know your way around the
basics of Java. Last week I got the Sams book, on Saturday I deployed
my first Android application to the
emulator. I still have lots more to learn but I am looking forward to
the journey.

Regards
anthoni

On Jan 25, 3:59 am, Kevin Duffey <[email protected]> wrote:
> You are definitely going to want to learn Java first. Android should come
> long after it. You can try, but will find yourself missing quite a bit and
> getting stuck a lot if you try to learn Java and Android at the same time.
> Android is one of those things you do after you understand Java. To
> understand Java will take months of learning, practicing, etc. I'd say most
> developers take quite a bit longer to really understand the internals of how
> the JVM works, the language, and a good handle on a lot of the libraries you
> will need.
>
> On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 1:16 PM, sanj <[email protected]> wrote:
> > hi,i m very new on mobile application development. i want to learn
> > Android. but i dont know where to start actually. i tried defferent
> > web including developer.android and i deffernt books as well. But
> > problem is i dnt know java at all. And all most everywere i found they
> > write some code and then traslate it in android code to explane. but
> > person like me who have no idea about any of it is very tough. So that
> > is best proctice- first learn java then Android or learn android with
> > part of java (onbly required to understand android). sorry for bad
> > english.
>
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