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MODISM ppt in maam quiz Flashcards

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are used to target a specific app or component within an app.

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explicit intents

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Explicit Intents - By specifying either the____ of the target app or the ____ of the component (like an activity or service), you ensure that the intent is directed to a particular component

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package name, full class name

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By specifying either the package name of the target app or the full class name of the component (like an activity or service), you ensure that the intent is directed to a particular component

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Explicit Intents

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especially useful when you want a precise action from a known part of the app or when you’re starting a specific activity within the same app

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Explicit Intents

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are more general; they don’t specify a particular app or component and rely on the system to choose an appropriate app to handle the request based on the type of action and data provided

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implicit intents

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used when you want the system to find an appropriate app to perform a specific action, such as opening a webpage, sending an email, or sharing content.

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Implicit intents

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Starting with ______, Android introduced heads-up notifications

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Android 5.0 (Lollipop)

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Starting with Android 5.0 (Lollipop), Android introduced ____

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heads-up notifications

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appear briefly in a floating window at the top of the screen. overlaying the current content.

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notifications

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They’re especially useful for time-sensitive notifications, like incoming calls, messages, or urgent reminders, as they grab the user’s attention without requiring them to pull down the notification shade

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notifications

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Key Features of Head-Up Notifications

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Temporary Display, Direct Action, Visibility Priority

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Heads-up notifications appear for a few seconds, allowing users to interact with them directly (e.g., answer or dismiss a call)

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Temporary Display

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User can swipe the notification away or interact with action buttons (like “Reply” for messages or “Accept” for calls) without leaving the current screen

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Direct Actions

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These notifications are generally used when the priority is set to high, which signals urgency and lets the notifications temporarily overlay the current activity

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Visibility Priority

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Priority: Setting _________ or ________ is crucial to trigger heads-up behavior

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PRIORITY_HIgh, PRIORITY_MAX

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Important Points of Notification

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Priority, Channel Importance (Android 8.0 and above),

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Channel Importance (Android 8.0 and above): Since Android 8.0 (Oreo), notifications are managed in channels, so setting the channel importance to ________ is also necessary for heads-up notifications to work

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IMPORTANCE_HIGH

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This feature enhances the way critical information is delivered to user without disrupting their activity entirely

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Notifications

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are used to detect and respond to different user interactions with the app’s UI components.

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Action Listeners

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These listeners allow developers to define what happens when users perform actions like clicking a button, selecting an item from a list, or typing into a text field

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Action Listeners

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specifically designed to respond to clock events on widget-like buttons, text views, images, etc.

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OnClickListener

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When an OnClickListener is assigned to a _____, it will respond to click events, meaning it only triggers when the user taps on the ______

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widget

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Touch events are typically handled by ______

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OnTouchListener

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Focus events are handled by _____

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OnFocusChangeListener

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The _____ method is triggered when the user taps on button

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onClick()

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Inside onClick(), you can ____ upon the click

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define what should happen

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Detects Touch Events

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OnTouchListener

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This listener detects touch interactions, allowing you to track presses, movements, and releases on the screen

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OnTouchListener

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Detects Key Press Events

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OnKeyListener

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This listener is often used to detect key events in an EditText, such as when a user presses the “Enter” key

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OnKeyListener

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Detects Focus Changes

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OnFocusChangeListener

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Used for detecting when a view, like an input field, gains or loses focus

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OnFocusChangeListener

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is a messaging object used to request an action from another app component

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Intent

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______ facilitates communication between different components

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Intent

35
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Intents are two types:

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Explicit
Implicit

36
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communicates between two activities inside the same application

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Explicit Intents

37
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Communicates between two activities of different application

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Implicit Intent

38
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Intents are used to:

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Start an Activity
Start a Service (open email, web browser, and calling)
Pass data in same application or different application

39
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Intent is used for ______

Intent are also used in Broadcast Message via ______

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Broadcasting message, Broadcast Receiver

40
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Designed for storing and transporting data between different parts of an app, often used in conjunction with Intents

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Bundle

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The following are the major types that are passed/retrieved to/from a Bundle:

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putInt(String key, int value), getInt(String key, int value)

putString(String key, String value), getString(String key, String value)

putStringArray(String key, String[] value), getStringArray(String key, String[] value)

putChar(String key, char value), getChar(String key, char value)

putBoolean(String key, boolean value), getBoolean(String key, boolean value)

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is a fundamental aspect of Android app development, allowing your app to respond to user interactions.

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Event Handling

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These are objects that listen for specific events, such as button clicks, touch gestures, or text input.

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Event Listeners

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These methods are invoked when the corresponding event occurs. They typically contain the code that defines the app’s response to the event

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Event Handling Methods

45
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Used for button clicks

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OnClickListener:

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This method is called when the button is clicked

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onClick(View v):

47
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Used for touch events like touch, press, and release

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OnTouchListener

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This method is called for each touch event

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onTouch(View v, MotionEvent event):

49
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Used to monitor text changes in a TextView

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TextWatcher

50
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Called when the text changes

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onTextChanged(CharSequence s, int start, int count, int after):

51
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: Called before the text changes

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beforeTextChanged(CharSequence s, int start, int count, int after)

52
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: Called after the text changes

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afterTextChanged(Editable s)

53
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define the visual structure of your app’s user interface.

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Android layouts

54
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They are created using XML files, and you can use various layout types to organize your UI elements;

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Android layouts

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Arranges views in a single vertical or horizontal line

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LinearLayout

56
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Positions views relative to each other or to the parent layout

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RelativeLayout

57
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Stacks views on top of each other

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FrameLayout

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A flexible layout system that allows you to position and size views relative to each other, the parent layout, or guidelines

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ConstraintLayout

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are the visual building blocks of your app’s UI.

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Widgets

60
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Displays text

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TextView:

61
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Triggers actions when clicked

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Button

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Allows users to input text

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EditText

63
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Displays images

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ImageView

64
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Indicates progress

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ProgressBar

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Allows user to select a value from a range

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SeekBar

66
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Presents a list of items for selection

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Spinner

67
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inform users about events that occur outside of their app, such as new messages, alarms or reminders.

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Notifications

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You can create notifications using the ____ class

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NotificationCompat

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Key Steps to create a notification:

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Create a NotificationChannel, Create a Notification Builder, Set the notification’s content, Set the notification’s intent, Build and show the notification

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This is required for Android Oreo and higher

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Create a NotificationChannel

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This object helps you customize the notification’s appearance and behavior

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Create a Notification Builder

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This includes the title, text, and any additional details

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Set the notification’s content

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This defines what happens when the user taps on the notification

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Set the notification’s intent

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Use the NotificationManager to display the notification

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Build and show the notification

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