Why do Android apps use Java?

 Why do Android apps use Java?



Java is the technology of choice for building applications using managed code that can execute on mobile devices. Android is an open source software platform and Linux-based operating system for mobile devices.

 Why do Android apps use Java?
JAVA gives the best option for development of mobile applications that are based on Android, as Android consist of its own APIs and JAVA libraries. ... To execute the programming files, Android does not use JVM (JAVA Virtual Machine) but instead uses DVM (Dalvik Virtual Machine), which is not a true JVM.

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