Is it possible to make an android app using only imported languages, and if so, how? [closed]

android kotlin swiftui

Just out of curiosity, is it possible to make an entire android app using android studio by importing SwiftUI and coding it with that instead of Kotlin/Java? I'm really curious because I just spent an entire semester at school learning SwiftUI and now we're doing Kotlin, and it would be a funny, interesting, and fun challenge if I could try to use a language meant for IOS to code an Android app. If somehow it's even somewhat possible, how could it be done, and would you have to still code some in Kotlin/Java or could it all be SwiftUI?


SwiftUI is a library that Apple ships with its operating systems. You cannot use it to develop an Android app because the library is not available on Android devices.

It might be possible to use Swift, the programming language, to develop some parts of your Android application, because it is possible to compile Swift code and the Swift standard library for Android. However, I don't really know any of the details and I'm sure it will be a difficult endeavor if you're just learning how to program.

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