That's for the Android version, I would assume
replyRight- but why not let the LLM program directly in Java?
replyJava can still be used but it's no longer the recommended choice for Android apps. For any new Android apps nowadays you start with Kotlin and Jetpack compose (made by Google).
replyIn fact, I think Google's been saying this for 6-7 years already.
Because Kotlin is the primary language for Android.
replyKotlin compiles to the same JVM bytecode that Java itself does. There is no performance hit. And from a developer's perspective, no it is not a "complication", Kotlin is a much more pleasant and efficient language to program in than Java (in my opinion, and that of many others).
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