I recommend sticking to Android Studio to learn coding in Android. This is due to three reasons:
- Android Studio is officially supported by Android, which means they have more documentation and project examples that follow the Android Studio project structure.
- Android Studio is good development IDE for both beginners and experts alike.
- Android Studio is a PITA to get set up for total beginners, but the learning experience goes a long way.
If you want another platform, better try something like MIT App Inventor (You won’t learn much with this) or Xamarin.
Xamarin is also another highly recommended platform that you might want to learn. The main advantage is that it is cross-platform, which will let you code apps for multiple mobile platforms at once.
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