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Android Application Development All-in-One For Dummies, 3rd Edition
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Android Application Development All-in-One For Dummies, 3rd Edition

by Barry Burd, John Paul Mueller
August 2020
Intermediate to advanced
800 pages
20h 12m
English
For Dummies
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Index

Symbols

  • --a statement, 270
  • === operator, 265
  • !== operator, 265
  • == (double equal sign), 264
  • ?: (Elvis operator), 209, 265
  • ! (exclamation point), 271
  • : : (function reference) operator, 328
  • !! (non-null assertion operator), 209, 265, 298
  • !is (not is) operator, 246
  • _ (underscore), 238

A

  • AAB files, building and running, 705–708
  • aapt (Android Asset Packaging Tool), 89
  • ABI (Application Binary Interface), 579
  • abstract classes, 308–310
  • abstract method, 296
  • accessibility, issues with, 496
  • accessing Play Store's Developer Console, 727
  • Account class, 240
  • actions, for notifications, 455
  • actionToBeTriggered() function, 361
  • activities
    • adding
      • dialog box fragments to, 426–433
      • fragments to programmatically, 415
      • fragments to using XML, 414–415
      • NavHostFragment to, 437–438
      • UI fragments to, 421–426
    • creating apps with multiple, 417–420
    • defining, 406–407
    • in lifecycles, 375, 407–409
    • managing for apps, 405–433
    • navigating between fragments and, 362–364
    • seeing in action, 417–433
    • starting, 145–151
  • Activity class, 306
  • activity element, 86
  • activity_main.xml file, 111–112
  • ad unit ID, 730
  • adapter, 647–648
  • Adapter class, 648–649
  • adapters, working with, 499–500
  • adb. See Android Debug Bridge (adb)
  • adb kill-server command, 66
  • add() function, 649
  • adding
    • camera support using CameraX, 484–487
    • components
      • about, 103–106
      • to projects, 136–137
      • to reusable layouts, 144–145
    • constraints, 106–108
    • destinations, ...
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