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    This document contains summaries of multiple Android app development practical exercises: 1) The first involves creating a custom dialog box within an app with XML layout and Java code. 2) The second creates an alert dialog box app with XML and Java code. 3) The third develops an activity lifecycle app to demonstrate the lifecycle methods. 4) The fourth designs a to-do list app using SQLite with various XML layouts and Java classes to add, delete, and retrieve tasks from a database. 5) The fifth creates an app that connects to the internet and sends emails using XML and Java code.

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    This document contains summaries of multiple Android app development practical exercises: 1) The first involves creating a custom dialog box within an app with XML layout and Java code. 2) The second creates an alert dialog box app with XML and Java code. 3) The third develops an activity lifecycle app to demonstrate the lifecycle methods. 4) The fourth designs a to-do list app using SQLite with various XML layouts and Java classes to add, delete, and retrieve tasks from a database. 5) The fifth creates an app that connects to the internet and sends emails using XML and Java code.

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    Adprac7 10

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    This document contains summaries of multiple Android app development practical exercises: 1) The first involves creating a custom dialog box within an app with XML layout and Java code. 2) The second creates an alert dialog box app with XML and Java code. 3) The third develops an activity lifecycle app to demonstrate the lifecycle methods. 4) The fourth designs a to-do list app using SQLite with various XML layouts and Java classes to add, delete, and retrieve tasks from a database. 5) The fifth creates an app that connects to the internet and sends emails using XML and Java code.

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    PRACTICAL-7

    OBJECTIVE: Develop an android application with custom dialog box


    XML CODE FOR MAIN ACTIVITY :

    JAVA CODE FOR MAIN ACTIVITY:


    LAYOUT OF MAIN ACTIVITY:
    XML CODE FOR DILOUGE BOX:
    DILOUGE BOX LAYOUT:

    OUTPUT:
    b) OBJECTIVE :- Develop an application for alert dialog
    box.

    XML SOURCE CODE

    Java code: -
    OUTPUT: -
    PRACTICAL- 8

    OBJECTIVE :- Develop an application for activity life cycle.


    PROGRAM: -
    Activity 2: -
    OUTPUT: -

    PRAC
    TICAL
    -09
    OBJECTIVE: Design a simple to-do list application using SQLite.
    OUTPUT: Activity_Main.xml:-
    Activity_Splashscreen.xml:-
    Task_layout.xml:-

    New_task.xml:-
    MainActivity.java:-
    Splashscreen.java:-
    AddNewTask.java:-
    RecyclerItemTouchHelper.java:-
    ToDoModel.java:-

    ToDoAdapter.java:-
    OnDialogCloseListner.java:-
    OUTPUT:-
    Practical – 10

    Objective – Develop an application for connecting to the internet and sending


    email.

    Xml code: -
    Java code: -

    Output: -

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