Android app exit, which Mechanism to use? -

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There are ways to exit the following application 

  1. ActivityObject.finish (); 2. Runtime.GetRime () Exit (0);   
 I should know how it is being used & amp; When ? 
 If there is any other way please tell me  
 thanks in advance Shrenik   
 
 
 It's usually not good to get out of an app in Android. This is against Android nature before reading something before reading it.

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