App Inventor2 nyuumon2: Tanoshii ge-mu wo burokku wo tunaide choukantanni sumaho apuri ga dekiru hon (en Japonés)
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The programming language called App Inventor 2 is a smartphone version of Scratch. Therefore, if you are an experienced programmer with Scratch, you can do with feeling because you can make smartphone applications just by connecting blocks. In general, the Android application development book uses Java as the development language and Android Studio as the development tool. Although there is "easy kind" or "simple" in the title of the book, even if you create an application that displays only one line of "Hello world" on your smartphone, you can set up a computer with only the setting of the personal computer and this program, The closer to half occupied, the more complicated it was. Since App Inventor 2 does not need to remember the grammar such as Java language, there is no spelling mistake error. Even knowing the algorithm (processing procedure), you can say smartphone application just by stacking blocks, so App Inventor 2 is the best language for those who are about to work for the first time. C, Java language, Visual Basic, VBA, Visual C ++, Visual C # and Visual C # and computer languages have evolved from FORTRAN, COBOL, BASIC languages, but ultimately easy, efficient and most productive languages are coding I think App Inventor 2 is not necessary. There is a visual programming language Scratch as an effective programming language of elementary school, which was issued at the Industrial Competitiveness Council, but App Inventor 2 has almost the same specification as that Scratch. The difference between App Inventor 2 and Scratch is whether the application you created will work on your smartphone or on your computer. What is common in both languages is that if algorithms are able to build up, building up blocks accordingly will cause the program to work. Although it seems to be difficult if it is an algorithm, the point is just to make a scenario.
