I am working on a project in Android Application development. and i don\'t know

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I am working on a project in Android Application development. and i don't know anything about this subject and how to create android application.

This project is My Expense Tracker. which is able to keep record of expenses of user. user could add income also user could add different expenses with image of bill. user can compare income with expense. this project should be able display diagrams or charts at the end of month. user registration and log in is necessary in that. i am adding some sample images of other application please review it and help me in doing my android application.

You can ckeck Spending tracker application from google play store as a reference. this is sample images. i would like to have code for Android application which i can run in my Android studio and i can show my code to my tutor. thank you. if you need any extra information please ask me anytime thanks

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1) Difference between native applications and web based applications:

2) Clearly the new android 3.0 honeycomb has concentrated in giving a delightful experience to the users of tablets.It is a welcome sign at this time because the previous versions lacked this feature and tablets started dominating the smartphone world lately.

The user interface is rich,colorful and very customizable supporting visual multitasking.It has high performace 2D and 3D graphics and has wonderful animation framework to design high quality apps.Since it is the first version of android which support the multicore processor architectures, platform independency is easy to archeive.

The developers have also taken care that compatibility with existing apps have not been tampered.Android 3.0 is certainly more valued than its predessors.However some users complain lack of more apps and image rendering problem.

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