Description: A native API is an application programming interface provided by the operating system for native applications. These APIs allow developers to interact directly with the functionalities of the operating system, facilitating access to resources such as the camera, GPS, and other hardware components. Native APIs are essential for developing applications that require optimal performance and deep integration with the operating system. Unlike web APIs, which rely on Internet connectivity and operate within a browser environment, native APIs are designed to run directly on the device, allowing for greater speed and efficiency. In general, native APIs enable developers to create applications that fully leverage the specific hardware capabilities of the device. This includes managing the user interface, manipulating data, and interacting with other system services, resulting in more robust and responsive applications.
