The document compares Java and C# programming languages. Java is used to develop applications for Android mobile operating system, while C# is used to develop applications for Windows Phone mobile operating system. Both platforms provide application programming interfaces (APIs) to access platform features and develop applications.
This document summarizes the author's history with home computers starting in the 1980s. It mentions owning an MSX computer in the 1980s and 1990s, participating in the MSX community through a magazine called MSXFAN, and links to websites about MSX games and a 1-chip MSX computer project. It also references owning a Commodore PET computer.
This document outlines the flow of activities in a game. It shows GameOverActivity followed by GameActivity, which can lead to either TitleActivity or back to GameActivity, and TitleActivity can also lead back to GameActivity.
The document discusses the differences between iPhone/iPad app development and Android app development. iPhone/iPad apps are developed using Objective-C and Cocoa, a framework for Mac OS X and iOS development. The Cocoa framework uses manual memory management with alloc/new/copy to allocate memory and release to free it. Android apps are developed in Java for the Android OS and Dalvik virtual machine, which uses automatic garbage collection to manage memory.
El documento presenta datos de ventas y descargas de varios juegos de la serie PapiJump, incluyendo PapiJump Plus, PapiJump Cave y PapiJump Land. Muestra las cifras de PapiJump Plus y PapiJump Cave por separado y en conjunto, así como las cifras totales de descargas por país de PapiJump Land Lite y otros juegos de PapiJump.