Test Your Knowledge: First Android Program via XML Layout Using Eclipse and the Android plugin
Summary
Test your knowledge on the basics of developing an Android program.
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Table of Contents
New ProjectFigure 1. New Android project wizard from EclipseCreating the first Android applicationFigure 2. First Android Application creation in the New Android Project dialog boxProject Name and WorkspacePackage NameActivity NameApplication NameAndroid Application from the Package ExplorerFigure 3. Android application from Package ExplorerDiscussion of SourceFirstAndroidApp.javaListing 1. FistAndroidApp.javaR.javaListing 2. R.javamain.xmlListing 3. main.xml (contains the UI layout)strings.xmlListing 4. strings.xmlAndroidManifest.xmlListing 5. AndroidManifest.xmlRunning the First Android AppFigure 4. The First Android App icon shown in the Applications windowFigure 5. First Android App in the emulator
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