Test Your Knowledge: A few basic imports in an Android application program
Summary
A typical Android program includes a few imports from the Android SDK. This test has some questions on those basic imports.
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Table of Contents
Listing 1. Some common import statements in an Android applicationFigure 1. Activity, Window and TextViewimport android.app.ActivityListing 2. Commonly overridden methods from the Activity classimport android.os.BundleListing 3. Saving a series of state variables into a Bundle objectListing 4. Getting the values stored in a bundleimport android.view.Windowimport android.widget.TextView
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