What is List view context in android? Context defines the current state of object and application. Context provides access to things like creating new Activity …
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Do have more videos about context?
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Please elaborate more with some examples. If context is an abstract class then explain about the methods to be implemented. You are simply reading the definition, kindly explain what are the application resources and how context will help in getting access to that resources.
what i get generally is that objects that are not descendant of the Context class, they need to know to whom they belong,
eg: you Instantiated a new TextView
TextView textView;
and in ur application u have Multiple Activites (lets assume Screens), now in order for that textview object to be created it needs to know in which screen it should appear, and when you pass "this" to the constructor ie:
TextView textView = new TextView(this);
u r actually setting the location where it should exist to the current activity. but u can pass any context object other than the current activity depending on what u need.
So why should i pass a context anyway, what is the benefit from that?
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what is difference between getContext, getApplicationContext, MainActivit.this ? what is best scenario to use all of them? also difference between Activity level context and application level context?
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Thank you Very Much brother