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I am not pro myself and this answer may be biased, mainly towards Java for native Android application development. If you do not want cross platform app development and want really very much native touch then the answer is obvious Java (or Kotlin). You can learn one and switch to another at some later time or use them both simultaneously. Because they both make use of same run-time environment. If you are good at JavaScript and wan't cross platform native application you can use Reactive native. Or because you want faster ( this I've heard ), app prototyping or development. I have not familiar with react and have not used it. If you want to start using Java(or Kotlin) with Android Studio you can signup for free courses on Udemy or Lynda! Happy Learning! :)
Because, it will override all other occurrence of the property. Consider this: .my-class { width : 400px ; } .my-class { width : 100px !important ; } After this all the elements having class my-class will be forced to scale to width 100 pixels . Which is bad because you may not notice this, which may create a lot of bug(s) which will difficult to find. The style sheet will not work as planned if you do not know what you are doing. It's not always bad to use !important . But you must know where to use it. And in most cases it's better to avoid it with some well planned CSS. For more you may look more on CSS specificity. This might help. Hope this helps. :)