Why am I having Avoid using “px” as units; use “dp” instead in Android studio
Avoid using "px" as units; use "dp" instead
Upgrading targetSdk from 34 to 35; necessary to check entire code?
I’m using the newest version of Android Studio on macOS. My app written in Java currently has targetSdk = 34.
Rebuild an existing project for the first time in Android Studio
I have opened an existing Java/Android project in Android Studio and I want to run it but I am getting the following errors :
Public void(View v) doesn’t work. Android Studio
I got the following:
manifest merger fail
executing the code in Android studio
rename package in android studio recreate me a new package
upload package issue android studio
can’t build app bundle for android project from terminal
./gradlew bundleRelease throws
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
Android Push Notification even the app is fully ended
I’m really new to java, and I want to make a reminder app, and I am currently stuck on sending a notification to the user when user’s app is fully closed (Destroyed). Please help me, would be a much appreciate
Failed to allocate a 24 byte allocation with 918936 free bytes and 897KB until OOM
Error -> Failed to allocate a 24 byte allocation with 918936 free bytes and 897KB until OOM, target footprint 536870912, growth limit 536870912; giving up on allocation because <1% of heap free after GC
Is there anyway of preserve data while switching to another tab inside an app?
I have an app where I have 4 sections, and each section does different things. For example, the user needs to select what language they need to translate from and to through a drop down menu. However, whenever I switch to another section, and then go back, all the data that the user has inputted has disappeared. Is there a way to prevent this?