Suppose you mean the angle, not the angle between the locations: If (lat1, long1) is stored in the object Location loc1and (lat2, long2) is stored in loc2, you get from loc1 to loc2, like this:
float bearing = loc1.bearingTo(loc2);
The result is in degrees east of the true north and its initial base (which is important if loc1 and loc2 are far apart).
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