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Activity Lifecycle in Android
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2016
- Activity is basically a page or a form.It has its own life.
It passes through various stages
onCreate,
onStart
,onResume,
onPause,
onStop,
onDesroy
are the staeges of android activity's lifecycle.
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When a activity is partially visible, it goes to onPause() only,and then when fully visible it directly calls onResume()... Thats the case where onStop() is not called.
Short and simple to understand... Please add more Tutorials on Recycler view and latest android updates
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Yup, cool video but audio need fixing.
You're a good teacher!!!!! :-)
Thanks ... I was just one minute into listening this concept & I have realized my conceptual mistake by looking at the board behind.
It's crystal clear! Great example and easy to catch up. Thank you!
Sir, what does that arrow from onStop() to onPause() mean?
very good class,thank you sir for making it simple and understandable
Have exam within 2 hours and this video helped me ! Thank you sir⚡
Thanks a lot sir. You explained in a very simple way with beautiful example ...Very helpful
Thanks for the short and sweet explanation!
Thanks a lot sir. Came here after watching 4 other videos still confused, but you explained them very clearly. Also the good old days when we use to think 2 GB RAM is a lot. 😂😂
More android tutorials please :)!
sir you did't explain properly between the onResume() and onPause(). in which case it will go back from onPause() to the onResume()
and how the app killed the process directly by itself
Terrific explanation as always, Mr. Navin. Thank you very much :)
Superb explanation sir keep on uploading videos
Very clear and concise. Great overview of lifecycle!
Thank you Sir. I am new to this . but the way u teach is very helpful.
Felt like I'm in a game where a global Robot who controls the world talks to me and tells me that I can't defeat it.
Thanks for the video. Would be great if you could stand to the side of the diagram so that it is always visible while you are explaining.
Thank you sir for all videos, god bless you
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Sounds great. Good explanation. 1 question, just to be sure, when someone would like to call logoff when a user closes the app, would the practice be to override the onDestroy() method, call their sign off method, then call super.onDestroy(), this is what I'm thinking. Is this a good practice?
u have made an arrow from pause() to resume() , when will that happen ? Also, if we minimize the app and kill it , what are the repucursions?
When a small activity like whatsapp popup message comes in front of your own activity automatically "onPause()" method will be called and after closing that whatsapp message window automatically "onResume()" method will be called. Remember your activity should not completely covered by any another activity..
same doubt here!
Nicely explained
thanks for tutorial
which is best for android beginners sir
My question : when we destroying the application ON PAUSE , ONSTOP , AND ONDESTROY WILL work one after another or not? #Telusko_Learning
Very nice video easy to understand👍👍
This was superb explaination
Thank you for this video. I understood the issue...
Good explanation! But for example I want to save a serialized array, so logically I do it in onDestroy(). So I save it before app closes, no need to serialize it every time (ex. Shared Preferences). But does it mean that if OS frees up memory and calls onCreate() again all my data will be lost?
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Great explanation 👍🏻
Nice tutorial. Thank you very much.
very nice expalnation ...plz upload more video
I am using Navigation Drawer in my android app,so when i click on the items inside the list it goes to other fragment..
should i continue with this or i should create a new activity for every click? whihc is better and why??
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now fragment had been introduced into android do we need activity now??what are the advantages of activites over fragments?/
Very good explanation
Thank you sir.
these methods are called. Accepted. My question is "How are these methods called? Who is calling them since there is no main?"
Thanks alot bro
Thanks sir.. appreciate ur efforts
best exam step by step sir
Super explanation thank u sor
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great teacher!
This was good
Sir in Android studio, None of the tags will show the autocomplete popup, like when I start typing "android:layout_width" no popup appears .Sir, how to clear this problem.
Thanks, It's helping me ! :D
sir i undersand what is activity life cycle but waht is activity life cycle with customize toast.
thankyou sir .
very good but can you explain in hindi
Do one video for activity life cycle coding
Hi.....I´ve created an app with many activity , and sometimes when I call one activity it opens two times.....what can be cousing this?...please help me.
good video thank you
Sir can ask a career question ?
It is ok to swipe apps from recent app?
Thank you so much
good
Thanku sir
What when we receive a call
How to kill an app on ,leaving app by pressing home button or recent key.?
Please demo in android studio or app!
Waiting for more
Sir in my android the back button doesn’t close the app rather i can see it in my recent apps.
6.02 isn't it from onDestroy() to onCreate()?
Nice....
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In which Phone or camera you have shoot the video
Samsung note 2
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Respected sir,
iam very thnakfull to you sir, this video is so helpful and i want the videos of service,broadcast and content provider ....iam a self learner please upload the explanation with a video
thanks and regards
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Please post a video for fragment life cycle
Sir fragments ke lifecycle ko activity lifecycle se compare kr ke video bna de ,me Google se kaafi search Kia lakin smj nai rhi
You didnt explain that sir how on pause() is related to on resume()
sir ,can you please explain super.bundle in oncreate ()
sir i need a practical example for this with coding
I'm sorry sir but the video's voice is not clear , there is some echo sound
Thankyouu
can you explain the life cycle of an iOS application
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what about the arrow from pause to resume ? When will that happen ?
when you switch app your app pauses and then when you again come back(your app should not be closed) then that case happens from pause to resume
what will happen if we go to previous activity whether it calls resume() or restart()?
It calls onResume()
good people go back, back ,back!
bad people minimize!
how do app which run in background like downloading or listing music make there activities??
services
Last oncreate() part in last minute video is not clear .
coolb3ans video bro
how to work android activity in application????
how to use it
Sir, my code was not showing error but in the emulator blank screen is displayed
Can tell me the reason
Balaram kalva try running on your phone... or try buliding gradle again
Someone please tel me
Have made an arrow from pause() to resume() ,what happens there?
When a small activity like whatsapp popup message comes in front of your own activity automatically "onPause()" method will be called and after closing that whatsapp message window automatically "onResume()" method will be called
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Some what you have to improve somewhat not clear
why start() and resume() different.
when we go pause() to resume()?
Same question