IntegratedView Program

Example: Create an Android Activity to display the addition result of two user-provided values using XML & Java in a LinearLayout.  Example: Create an Android Activity to display the Simple Interest of user-provided values using XML & Java in a LinearLayout.  Example: Create an Android Activity to display the Factorial Result of user-provided Read more…

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IntegratedView Design

Example : How to create an integrated design in an Android app in a LinearLayout View? Example : Create a Login page in an Android application using a LinearLayout view. Example : Create a Classical-look Login page in an Android application using a LinearLayout view. Example : A User Registration Read more…

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Splash Screen … (Examples)

Example : How to create a Splash Screen for an Android App/Activity using XML and Android Java. AndroidManifests.xml file —————————— [Set .SplashScreenActivity.xml file as Top in Activity tag with — contents] activity_splash_screen.xml —————————— SplashScreenActivity.java —————————— package com.rkm.myapplication; import androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivity; import android.content.Intent; import android.os.Bundle; import android.os.Handler; public class SplashScreenActivity extends AppCompatActivity Read more…

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Basic and Misc. Codes (Examples)

Example : How to Create a New Project/Android Apps First Time in Android Studio(version Koala 2024.1.1)? Open a well set and properly configured Android Studio – Choose ‘Projects’ – Choose ‘New Project’ – Choose ‘Phone and Tablet’ templates – Choose ‘Empty Views Activity’ templates – Next – Put the Project/Application Read more…

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Menu Design (Examples)

Example : How to create an Options Menu (Three Vertical Dot) in an Android App using XML and Android Java. NB: First of all, right click on res folder – New – Android resource directory – select menu from resource type – ok – right click on menu folder – Read more…

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Fragment & its Life Cycle

The fragment is a part of the Activity in which we can create and display one or multiple screens in one activity as per application requirements. It is the modular section of the Android activity. Hence, it is sometimes called Sub-Activity. A fragment encapsulates the functionality of an individual fragment Read more…

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Android Layouts & Attributes

Android Layouts In Android, Layouts are fundamental building blocks of the user interface. They are containers that dictate the visual structure and arrangement of the UI components (like TextView, Button, ImageView, etc.) placed within them. In Android development, layouts define the structure and arrangement of UI components (such as buttons, text views, images, etc.) on the screen. Read more…

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Difference Between

Difference between View and View Group Slno View View Group 01. View is simply a rectangle structre that is used to create required UI designs for an Activity which responds the user’s actions or events. ViewGroup is an invisible frame or container, normally used to hold/combine one or more View Read more…

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Reference Books

Slno Name of Books Authors Publications 01. Headfirst Android Development Dawn Griffiths O′Reilly 02. Android App Development FD Michael Burton For Dummies 03. Android Programming for Beginners John Horton Packt Publishing 04. Android Cookbook Ian Darwin O′Reilly 05. Android Application Development All-in-One For Dummies Barry Burd For Dummies 06. Android Read more…

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