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Brief outline
【One-Line Pitch】
Beginning Android 4 (Unknown)(Z-Library) (Unknown): a quick map of the book's arc and key takeaways for busy readers.
【Book Arc】
- **Opening (~0%–12%)**: Please use the Bookmarks and Contents at a Glance links to access them.; 57 Chapter 9: Employing Basic Widgets ..........................................................
- **Early (~12%–35%)**: 299 Chapter 28: Fragments .............................................................................; 487 Part VII: Alternative Application Environments ...........................................
- **Middle (~35%–65%)**: have more limitations on what you can do with your programs.; Activities are short-lived and can be shut down at any time.
- **Late (~65%–88%)**: ndroid SDK and AVD Manager, shown in Figure 2–1.; CHAPTER 2: How to Get Started 12 Figure 2–6.
- **Ending (~88%–100%)**: Android emulator can emulate one or several Android devices.; a nice starting point, though you can go larger if needed.
【Key Takeaways】
- **Please use the Bookmar…** (Opening): Please use the Bookmarks and Contents at a Glance links to access them.
- **57 Chapter 9** (Opening): 57 Chapter 9: Employing Basic Widgets ..........................................................
- **299 Chapter 28** (Early): 299 Chapter 28: Fragments .............................................................................
- **487 Part VII** (Early): 487 Part VII: Alternative Application Environments ...........................................
- **cent years have phones…** (Early): cent years have phones capable of Internet access taken off.
- **have more limitations…** (Middle): have more limitations on what you can do with your programs.
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....... 57 ■Chapter 9: Employing Basic Widgets ............................................................. 63 ■Chapter 10: Working with Containers ...........
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ls ......................................................... 487 Part VII: Alternative Application Environments ................................................
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Activities are short-lived and can be shut down at any time. Services, on the other hand, are designed to keep running, if needed, independent of any activit...
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ain a bit more about what just happened in Chapters 2 and 3. We examine the Android project that we created, talk a bit more about Eclipse, and discuss some...
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ndroid SDK and AVD Manager, shown in Figure 2–1. Figure 2–1. Android SDK and AVD Manager At this point, you have some of the build tools, but you lack the Ja...
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Android emulator can emulate one or several Android devices. Each configuration you want is stored in an Android Virtual Device (AVD). The Android SDK and AV...
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a nice starting point, though you can go larger if needed. CHAPTER 2: How to Get Started 17 The “skin” or resolution the emulator should run in: The skin opt...
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