Android (in the context of cross-platform development)

Android is a popular operating system for mobile devices, developed by Google. In the context of cross-platform development, it allows developers to create applications that can run on multiple devices, including smartphones and tablets, with different operating systems. This is beneficial for reaching a larger audience without needing to build separate apps for each platform. Cross-platform development tools help maintain a single codebase, making the process more efficient and cost-effective, while ensuring that users on Android devices have access to the same features and functionalities as those on other platforms.