December 2015
Intermediate to advanced
704 pages
20h 29m
English
Classical computer science classes often define a program in terms of functionality and data, and Android applications are no different. They perform tasks, display information on the screen, and act upon data from a variety of sources.
Developing Android applications for mobile devices with limited resources requires a thorough understanding of the application lifecycle. Android uses its own terminology for these application building blocks—terms such as context, activity, fragment, and intent. This chapter familiarizes you with the most important terms and their related Java class components, used by Android applications.
This chapter introduces you to the terminology ...
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