How can I convert an executable to a format Android phones can read?

Q. Most Android applications are written in Java, but I will use something else... I have no trouble of making the EXE file but can someone please tell me how to convert it to a file Android can read?

A. Android system does not understand PE format. so called windows exe files are in this format (PE stands for Portable Executable but it is not so portable after all!). likely Android executable frmat is ELF, a well-known widely used (among several systems) "codes container".
moreover, the code into windows executable files is for x86 processors (or for CLR, not JVM), and Android hardware for sure has no x86 processors and afaik no x86-opcode compatible processor too.

so basically, it's nonsense "converting" an exe (specific format, specific system, specific machine code for specific processor, specific library bindings) into "a file Android can 'read'" (oh, as passive data you can transfer the exe to android as it is, but forget it can run it or even "see" that there's code inside! just data to it!)

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How has Android taken over as the Smartphone OS of choice?

Q. Android offers you more for your money, there are more varieties than iOS. People like variety. With an iPhone you cannot remove the battery unless you are a Mechanic.

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What is the difference between google android market and google play?

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What is the Android App that allows one to use their mobile internet on their computer?

Q. Hello.

I heard that there is an app in the Android Market that can be downloaded to make your Droid and computer internet one.

Is this true? How does it work? What is it called?

Thanks!!

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http://download.pandaapp.com/?app=soft&controller=android

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