10. Collecting User Input
In this chapter, you begin implementation of the settings screen of the Have You Read That? application. The settings screen displays a form for entering application configuration information, including the user’s login and profile settings. Different settings necessitate the use of different input controls, including EditText, Spinner, and Button controls, among others. Finally, you need to ensure that each setting is saved and stored in a persistent manner as part of the application’s preferences.
Designing the Settings Screen
The settings screen must allow the user to configure any number of game settings. Game settings may be text-input fields, dropdown lists, or other more complex controls. You will eventually need ...
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