Android is a software package and operating system for mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones that is based on Linux. It was created by Google and then adopted by the OHA (Open Handset Alliance). Although other languages can be utilized, the Java language is most commonly used to build Android programming.
Android apps can be written using Kotlin, Java, and C++ languages. The Android SDK tools compile our code along with any data and resource files into an APK, an Android package, which is an archive file with an .apk suffix. The Android project's purpose is to build a successful real-world product that enhances end consumers' mobile experiences. Android has numerous different code names, such as Lollipop, KitKat, Jelly Bean, Ice Cream Sandwich, Froyo, Éclair, Donut, and so on.
Hundreds of millions of mobile devices in over 190 countries run on Android. It has the largest installed base of any mobile platform, and it continues to develop rapidly. Every day, over a million new Android smartphones are active throughout the world.
In this “Android Classes and Basics - Mobile Application Development Technology” you will learn about following topics:
- Android Fundamentals
- Creating an Android App
- Android Manifests File
- The function of Manifests File
- Explanation of Manifests Tags
- The Activity Class
- States of an Activity Class
- Activity Class Life Cycle
- Extending the Activity Class
- Creating Default Activity Class
- Creating Splash and Login Activities
- The Intent Class
- Types of Android Intents
- Creating Intent
- Switching between Activities using Intent
- Permissions
- The Fragment Class and Its Usage
- Creation of the Fragment
- Fragment Life Cycle
- Difference between Activity and Fragment
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