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    Android Syl Lab Us

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    1. The document introduces Android development including the Dalvik virtual machine, .apk files, basic building blocks like activities and services, and API levels. 2. It discusses application structure including the Android manifest, resources, activities and their lifecycle. 3. Various form widgets are covered including text views, buttons, checkboxes, progress bars, text fields and layouts. Composite widgets like lists, grids, tabs and media widgets are also introduced.

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    Android Syl Lab Us

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    1. The document introduces Android development including the Dalvik virtual machine, .apk files, basic building blocks like activities and services, and API levels. 2. It discusses application structure including the Android manifest, resources, activities and their lifecycle. 3. Various form widgets are covered including text views, buttons, checkboxes, progress bars, text fields and layouts. Composite widgets like lists, grids, tabs and media widgets are also introduced.

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    1. The document introduces Android development including the Dalvik virtual machine, .apk files, basic building blocks like activities and services, and API levels. 2. It discusses application structure including the Android manifest, resources, activities and their lifecycle. 3. Various form widgets are covered including text views, buttons, checkboxes, progress bars, text fields and layouts. Composite widgets like lists, grids, tabs and media widgets are also introduced.

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    Android Syl Lab Us

    Uploaded by

    preetvibe
    1. The document introduces Android development including the Dalvik virtual machine, .apk files, basic building blocks like activities and services, and API levels. 2. It discusses application structure including the Android manifest, resources, activities and their lifecycle. 3. Various form widgets are covered including text views, buttons, checkboxes, progress bars, text fields and layouts. Composite widgets like lists, grids, tabs and media widgets are also introduced.

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    1. Introduction to Android: What is Android setting up development environment Dalvik virtual machine & .

    apk file extension Fundamentals: a. Basic building blocks: activities, services, broadcast receivers and content providers. b. VI components: view and notification c. Components for communication: Intents and Intent filters Android API levels (version and version names) 2. Application Structure: Android manifest.xml a. User permission and user sdk b. Activity/services/receiver declaration Resource and R.java Assets Values string.xml Layouts and drawable resources Activities and activity lifestyle First example application 3. Basic unit design Form widgets: a. Text view b. Large view c. Medium view d. Button e. Toggle button f. Linear layout 4. Form widgets a. Check box b. Toggle button c. Radio button d. Checked text view e. Spinner 5. Form widgets a. Progress bar(large) b. Progress bar(small) c. Progress bar(horizontal) d. Seek bar

    e. Quick contact badge 6. Form widgets a. Radio group b. Rating bar Text field: a. Edit text b. Password c. Email d. Multiline text e. Number(signed) 7. Text field a. Auto complete text view b. Multi auto complete text view Logouts: a. Linear layout(Horizontal) b. Relative layout c. Frame layout 8. Layouts a. Nested layout b. Fragment c. Table layout d. Table row 9. Composite a. List view Use of array adapter: b. Expandable list view c. Grid view d. Scroll view 10. Composite a. Horizontal Scroll bar b. Sliding Drawer c. Tab host d. Tab widget e. Web view 11. Image and media a. Image view b. Image button c. Gallery 12. Time and Date a. Date picker

    b. Chronometer c. Analog clock d. Digital clock 13. Transition a. Image switcher b. Text switcher c. View animator d. View flipper e. View switcher 14. Advanced a. Dialer filter b. Two line list item c. Absolute layout 15. Create a custom adapter using a. List view with single image b. Grid view with single image c. Spinner view with single image 16. Working with drawable , assets and array adapter a. List view with different image b. Grid view with different image c. Spinner with different image 17. Preferences a. Shared preference b. Preference from XML c. Shared preference class d. Example 18. Menu a. Option menu b. Content menu c. Sub menu d. Menu from xml e. Menu via code 19. Intents a. Explicit intent b. Implicit intent c. Screen switching in android 20. Tabs and tab activity a. Tabs with intent-explicit 21. Styles and themes a. Styles.xml b. Colors.xml -> declaring colors and drawable c. Drawable resources . drawable resources for shape, gradient (selector)

    .shapes drawable .state drawable .transition drawable 26. Sqlite Programming Sqlite Open Helper class working cursor working how to create a sqlite database sqlite database example 27 Location based Gps ,Location Based Servies Accessing Phone Services Network Connectivity Services 28 Maps Via Intent and Maps Activity Using Wifi & Network

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