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Mobile App Basic Views Explained

The document provides an overview of basic views in mobile application development, including Button, ImageButton, CheckBox, ToggleButton, RadioButton, and RadioGroup. It explains the functionality of each view, such as the RadioGroup allowing only one RadioButton to be checked and the AutoCompleteTextView offering suggestion lists. Additionally, it discusses the ProgressBar view for visual feedback during ongoing tasks.

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Mobile App Basic Views Explained

The document provides an overview of basic views in mobile application development, including Button, ImageButton, CheckBox, ToggleButton, RadioButton, and RadioGroup. It explains the functionality of each view, such as the RadioGroup allowing only one RadioButton to be checked and the AutoCompleteTextView offering suggestion lists. Additionally, it discusses the ProgressBar view for visual feedback during ongoing tasks.

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LECTURE – 04-a

MOBILE APPLICATION
DEVELOPMENT
By: AbuBakar Ubaid
BASIC VIEWS

By: AbuBakar Ubaid


Basic Views
• Button
• ImageButton
• CheckBox
• ToggleButton
• RadioButton
• RadioGroup

3
Button
• Represents a push-button widget

4
ImageButton
• Similar to the Button view, except that it also displays an
image

5
CheckBox
• A special type of button that has two states: checked or
unchecked

6
RadioGroup and RadioButton
• The RadioButton has two states: either
checked or unchecked. Once a
RadioButton is checked, it cannot be
unchecked.
• A RadioGroup is used to group
together one or more RadioButton
views, thereby allowing only one
RadioButton to be checked within the
RadioGroup.

7
ToggleButton
• Displays checked/unchecked states using a light indicator

8
ProgressBar View
• Provides visual feedback of some ongoing tasks, such as
when you are performing a task in the background.
• For example, you might be downloading some data from the
Web and need to update the user about the status of the
download.

9
AutoCompleteTextView View
• The AutoCompleteTextView is a view that is similar to
EditText (in fact it is a subclass of EditText), except that it
shows a list of completion suggestions automatically while the
user is typing.

10
LECTURE – 04-a “Basic Views”

THANK YOU 

By: AbuBakar Ubaid

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