CCTP181 - Android - Programming Concept
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CCTP 181
Course Overview
This course covers some of the programming constructs that Android developers work with on a regular basis such as nested and anonymous classes, event handling, callbacks, certificate generation, design patterns like Singleton, Factory, Builder, Adapter, Context, and Observer / Listener, and development concepts like fluent API, dependency injection, declarative UI, and Model-View-Presenter.
Prerequisites: CCTP108 Oracle Java SE Fundamentals or minimum two years working experience on Java programming