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My friends are asking me, why are you developing a course only for Android?

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And my answer is here.

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The market share currently as per the stat counter Web site Android as 72 percent of the global mobile

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operating system market share.

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So I think it's more than worth it to focus on Android.

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Given that on top of that, Android platforms are more vulnerable in nature than are you as platform.

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And this is why we are giving them full focus in this course.

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The first Android release was in 2008 and consequently, until now, many releases and version numbers

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are in the market.

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The first Android release was in 2008 and consequently many releases pertaining to suites hit the market

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starting with cupcake and ending with or you and by.

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After that, the naming changed to Android 10 and Android 11 as of February 19, 2020.

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The latest version in the market is Android Eleven.

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There are some differences in how these versions interact with the end user, especially between the

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lollipop version and the marshmallow version in which we will shed the light on.

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During the course.