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An Online Android Laboratory Designed with the Eclipse Plugin

LI Hong-shen

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According to the requirement of experimental teaching of Android development course in colleges, the online paper Android laboratory is designed with the Eclipse plugin function and then each fuction in the Android experimental teaching is realized. This provides a good online experimental teaching platform for Android and JAVA courses' experimental teachings.

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According to the requirement of experimental teaching of Android development course in colleges, the online paper Android laboratory is designed with the Eclipse plugin function and then each fuction in the Android experimental teaching is realized. This provides a good online experimental teaching platform for Android and JAVA courses' experimental teachings.

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According to the requirement of experimental teaching of Android development course in colleges, the online paper Android laboratory is designed with the Eclipse plugin function and then each fuction in the Android experimental teaching is realized. This provides a good online experimental teaching platform for Android and JAVA courses' experimental teachings.

Key concepts: Plug-in, Android (operating system), Android application, Java, Computer science, Operating system, Android Beam, World Wide Web

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