Summary

Programming an Android application with the Eclipse IDE can be difficult, and the user needs to know how Java SE works. Like any OOP language, it uses self-contained constructs known as objects, which are subclassed by a process known as inheritance. The attributes of the objects are determined by the user, and they are put into action by methods, often with the help of package declarations that acquire code from elsewhere.

It really is all about the proper code when writing an application in Eclipse. In fact, it will not work if there are any errors. If you are having trouble figuring out how to program, check out the Android Developers web site, as well as other various online sources; they might have the exact code you are looking for to get your application to do what you want it to do.

You are going to have to use these basic principles to develop an application that is going to make a killing on the Android market. I wish the best of luck to you as you create, innovate, and market your application using the principles in the previous chapters.