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Sure, Android apps are not interpreted by a traditional JVM, but they still rely on a Java-like runtime environment (libraries, etc.).
by warkdarrior 6y ago
Sure, Android apps are not interpreted by a traditional JVM, but they still rely on a Java-like runtime environment (libraries, etc.).
- pjmlp 6y agoKind of, they only work if they fit into Android Java's view of the world, meaning a Java 8 subset with cherry picked features from OpenJDK.