(A Fragment can also be used without a UI, in order to retain values across configuration changes, but this lesson does not cover that usage.)Ī Fragment can be a static part of the UI of an Activity, which means that the Fragment remains on the screen during the entire lifecycle of the Activity.

Add a fragment to an activity dynamicallyĪ Fragment is a self-contained component with its own user interface (UI) and lifecycle that can be reused in different parts of an app's UI. Include a fragment for an activity's entire lifecycle The practical workbook for the Advanced Android Development course is now available as Unit 6: Working with Architecture Componentsġ4.1B: Deleting and updating data with Room

3.2: Working with sensor-based orientationĤ.1A: Using the Profile GPU Rendering toolĤ.1B: Using the Debug GPU Overdraw and Layout Inspector toolsĤ.1C: Using the Systrace and dumpsys toolsĤ.3: Optimizing network, battery, and image useĥ.2: Using the locale to format informationġ0.1A: Creating a custom view from a View subclassġ0.1B: Creating a custom view from scratchġ1.1C: Applying clipping to a Canvas object

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