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U mean all d proces forking are same like linux ? Hw kernel actually responds wen any app is opened in java based UI....in linux upon kernel there should be a shell where as here upon kernel wat wil be called
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U mean all d proces forking are same like linux ? Hw kernel actually responds wen any app is opened in java based UI....in linux upon kernel there should be a shell where as here upon kernel wat wil be called

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Thanks for the information and help
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as of my knowledge android User Interface developed by the Java. And Core is Linux Kernel.....How linux kernel can interact with the java is there any API'S or any agents installed in the android kernel....could any one give me a basic idea about this please?
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as of my knowledge android User Interface developed by the Java. And Core is Linux Kernel.....How linux kernel can interact with the java is there any API'S or any agents installed in the android kernel....could any one give me a basic idea about this please?

how andriod operating system uses Linux Kernel to run the tasks?

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