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How to add back button in the Title Bar

In this tutorial, you will learn how to add a back button in the title bar in Android Studio. Adding an arrow help in...

Android RadioGroup with Example

Radio Buttons will allow the users to select one option from the group. If the user selects one radio button then it will uncheck...

How to Add R8 in Android Studio

Android R8 is available in Android Studio 3.4. shrinking helps to decrease the size of your APK by removing unused code as well as...

How to implement Android Splash Screen

This tutorial will teach you how to implement an android splash screen. We can see Android splash screens in every app, also known as the launch screen. When...

Fragment in Android(Add,Delete and Replace)

A fragment is a chunk part of an Activity that is used for achieving Panel Based Designing, to achieve reusability of GUI as well...

RatingBar in Android Studio

In Android, RatingBar is an extension of SeekBar and ProgressBar which shows the rating in stars. RatingBar is a subclass of AbsSeekBar class. The...

Android SQLite Database Tutorial (ADD, DELETE, FETCH)

SQLite is an open-source and relational database management system. Compared to SQL servers and Oracle, it is very light in weight. It is serverless,...

Android Runtime Permissions with Dexter Library

Dexter Library is used to access runtime permissions easily. The developer needs to write long and tedious codes as Marshmallow has provided the facility...

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