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CHAPTER 10 Content Providers A cont
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import android.net.Uri; import andr
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} super(context, DATABASE_NAME, nul
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} return count; } @Override public
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Now let's enter student Name and Gr
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You can write activities against up
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The application can embed two fragm
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Here is the list of important metho
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} } * Inflate the layout for this f
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To change the mode of the emulator
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CHAPTER 12 Intents and Filters An A
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56 57 58 ACTION_VOICE_COMMAND Start
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21 CATEGORY_INFO Provides informati
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20 EXTRA_SHORTCUT_NAME The name of
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super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
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Similar way you can launch phone in
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setContentView(R.layout.activity_ma
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Let's try to run
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Now if you select Browser, then And
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CHAPTER 13 UI Layouts The basic bui
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1 You will use Eclipse IDE to creat
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Relative Layout Android RelativeLay
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Example This example will take you
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android:layout_toLeftOf="@+id/times
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2 Modify the detault content of res
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android:layout_x android:layout_y T
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Following are the important attribu
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Android ListView is a view which gr
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android:id="@+id/country_list" andr
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Defines how columns should stretch
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HelloWorld Settings Following will
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Let's try to run our modified Hello
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int position, long id) { // Send in
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android:targetSdkVersion="17" />
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Kindly note above mentioned images
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fill_horizontal 0x07 Grow the horiz
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suggestions automatically while the
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normal - 0 sans - 1 serif - 2 mo
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android:name="com.example.guidemo.M
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Inherited from android.view.View Cl
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Following will be the content of re
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Exercise: I will recommend to try a
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Exercise: I will recommend to try a
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tnProduct.setOnClickListener(new On
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android:label="@string/app_name" an
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android:background android:contentD
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Following is the default content of
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android:background android:contentD
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esult.append("\nPerl Selection : ")
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Let's try to run your GUIDemo6 appl
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android:editable android:text If se
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android:id="@+id/button1" android:l
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Exercise: I will recommend to try a
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(R.id.radioGroup1); btnWebsiteName
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Let's try to run your GUIDemo8
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package com.example.guidemo9; impor
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Following will be the conten
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The following screen will appear if
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CHAPTER 15 Event Handling Events ar
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import android.app.Activity; import
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installs the app on your AVD and st
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Now you try to click on two buttons
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Again let's try to run your EventD
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Defining Styles A style is defined
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} }); @Override public boolean onCr
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Let's try to run your StyleDemo a
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Following example demonstrates how
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android:orientation="vertical" >
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CHAPTER 17 Custom Components Androi
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1 2 3 You will use Eclipse IDE to c
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Let's try to run your DateV
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import android.content.Context; imp
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android:textSize="40sp" android:bac
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custom:delimiter="-" custom:fancyTe
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Following example shows you how to
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} Following will be the content of
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Example Following example shows the
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} } /* Invoking the default notific
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android:label="@string/app_name" an
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Next, you can click on "Detail of n