1.1 Download and Open the SimpleCalc Project
1.1 Explore the layout
CODING CHALLENGE :
TASK2
2.1 Start and Run your app in debug mode
2.2 Debug a Running App
Task 3 Explore Debugger Features
Step Intro
Step Out
3.2 Work With Breakpoints
Breakpoint Icon changes into green
Enables to view all the breakpoints in app
3.2 Testing Apps With Unit Test
TASK1. Explore and run SimpleCalc in android studio
1.1 Explore Source sets and SimpleCalc
Open Project Calculator Test
Run calculator test
Process finished
In the Calculator Test class, change the assertion in addTwoNumbers
The test failed
Change back to the correct test
TASK 2. Add more unit tests to Calculator Test
2.1 Add more tests for the add() method
Add a new method, and success
Change (1d,1d) to (-1d, 2d) and change the assertion to (1d)
Add a new method for floating-points number
Error message detected
Change the AssertThat() method to the closeTo()
2.2 Add unit tests for the other calculation methods
3.3 Using The Android Support Libraries
Task 1. Set up your project to use support libraries
1.1 Verify that the Android Support Library is Available
Android Support Repository has been installed on my Android Studio
Set Up the project and examine build.gradle
Locate the dependencies section of buil.gradle
Update the library version
Sync Process
1.1 Add the layout and colors
TASK 2
3.2
3.4
4.1
2.2 Activity Life Cycle and State
1.2 Implement callbacks in to MainActivity
1.3 Implement lifecycle callbacks in SecondActivity
1.4 Observe the log as the app runs
Task2. Save and restore the activity instance state
2.1 Save the activity instance state with onSaveInstanceState()
2.2 Restore the activity instance state in onCreate()
2.3 Start Activities with Implicit Intents
Task1 Create new project and layout
TASK2 Implement “Open Website”
2.1 Define the OpenWebsite method
TASK3 : Implement Open Location
TASK4 Implement Share this text
TASK5 Receive Implicit Intens
5.1 Create the project and layout
5.2 Modify the Android Manifest to add an intent filter
5.3 Process the intent