Add menu options to add buttons to the app bar.

Use an implicit intent to navigate to content in another app.

Use an explicit intent to navigate to a specific activity.

Refer to the documentation on to learn more about specific classes.

Create instances of Kotlin classes, access class properties, and call methods.

Override and implement methods in an existing class.

Work with and add XML resources in Android studio.

In this codelab, you'll build out a dictionary app so that it uses multiple activities, uses intents to navigate between them, and passes data to other apps. In reality, many Android apps require multiple activities, with navigation between them. So, you have to use your fragment container.So far, the apps you've worked on have had only one activity. Step 0: When you have some fragments which are hosted by an activity, you should not intent directedly from fragment A to fragment B. To Intent from a fragment to another fragment follow below steps: GetArguments().getBoolean('Boolean') //Boolean value GetArguments().getDouble('Double') //Double value

GetArguments().getInt('Integer') //Integer value To get Bundle in Fragment: getArguments().getString('String') //String text

To pass Bundle to Fragment(From Activity to Fragment OR Fragment to Fragment) : Bundle bundle = new Bundle() īundle.putString('String', 'String text') īundle.putDouble('Double', Double value) īundle.putBoolean('Boolean', Boolean value) To Add Fragment: getFragmentManager().beginTransaction() To replace Fragment: getFragmentManager().beginTransaction() You can't make intent for Fragment from Activity.there is fragment transaction to get Intent of Fragment in Activity.įollow: FragmentTransaction MyFragmentB fragmentB = new MyFragmentB()

Android studio fragment intent