Android App Development in Studio

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BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT IN ANDRIOD STUDIO

Please set the IDs and default texts of the height input and BMI result Text Fields as heightInput and 1.80; BMIResult and ……., respectively. Bu setting the default text of the BMI result Text Field as ……., we make the user to see ……. in that box before calculating his/her BMI. After these settings, the GUI seems as in Figure 6.7.

6.4. Adding and Positioning the Button There are two steps remaining to complete our GUI design. The first one is the button that will initiate the calculation. Please drag and drop a button widget from the Palette between the height input TextView and the YourBMI TextView and then position it horizontally in the middle as shown below:

Figure 6.8. Placing the button on the screen 118


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10.4. Building and Running the App

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pages 198-200

10.2. Designing the User Interface

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pages 186-189

10.3. Developing the Main Code

5min
pages 190-197

Emulator

1min
pages 182-184

9.2. Creating and Adding an Api Key

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pages 161-163

8.4. Building and Running the App

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8.3. Writing the Main Code of the App

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pages 148-157

8.2. Designing the GUI of the App

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7.4. Building and Running the App

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pages 140-142

6.5. Developing the Main Code of the App

5min
pages 119-124

6.4. Adding and Positioning the Button

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6.7. Final Notes

2min
pages 127-130

6.3. Adding the EditText Widgets

1min
pages 115-117

6.2. Adding and Positioning TextViews

2min
pages 112-114

5.4. Building and Running the App

1min
pages 107-110

5.2. Developing the User Interface

5min
pages 90-97

5.3. Writing the Main Code of the App

8min
pages 98-106

4.5. Loops in Java

5min
pages 69-73

4.6. Methods in Java

4min
pages 74-78

4.7. Classes, Objects and Inheritance in Java

6min
pages 79-86

4.4. Logical Decision Making Statements in Java

3min
pages 65-68

4.3. Variables in Java

12min
pages 53-64

4.2. Using Android Studio for Java Coding

6min
pages 47-52

1.2. How do Android Apps Work?

2min
pages 11-13

3.5. Building the User Interface

2min
pages 31-34

3.2. Creating a New Android Studio Project

3min
pages 24-27

3.6. Building the Project and Running on an Emulator

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pages 35-40

3.3. Main Sections of the IDE

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2.2. Installation of Emulators

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pages 18-22

3.4. Folder and File Structure of an Android Studio Project

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1.3. Programming Languages Used For Developing Android Apps

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