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It's a gray area and depends on your definition of "native". For example, a Java program is certainly not native by most people's idea of "native". But the offi
by foobarbaz33 5y ago
It's a gray area and depends on your definition of "native". For example, a Java program is certainly not native by most people's idea of "native". But the official API's and GUI interfaces of Android/Linux are based around Java, so it's native in relation to the official APIs.
Someone making a a high FPS video game for Android/Linux might disagree that a Java app is native to that platform.