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This is a misconception about how Android works - an Android app needs a small amount of java boilerplate, but it can run C programs such as CPython fine. For instance, a Kivy application is run by having the java code set up an opengl context for Kivy to draw to then running the Python interpreter, which works on Android pretty much the same way as on the desktop.
I don't really agree with the broadness of Guido's statement - that is, it's a perfectly reasonable high-level concern and there's truth behind it, but it's stated as a very broad limitation when in practice I've rarely or never seen those particular problems come up. I certainly wouldn't jump to your conclusion that "it eats way too much memory to be practical". And I'll contend that isn't just a random opinion: I wrote the current version of python-for-android and have supported many users with many issues over several years. I think much greater problems for most people are the startup time, the lack of platform API support (this is often possible but needs expertise to make work well), and the non-native GUIs, and even these things are not necessarily blockers.
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