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SUMMARY:7 PM – Intro To Java – Darin
DESCRIPTION:What We Did Today:\n\nLearnt the basics of android studio\, how to add elements to our app using the xml file\, and do things related to the display using main_activity.java\nReviewed the final exam practice.\n\nHomework:\nContinue on your TemperatureConverter project and create your display through the xml file to look like this: \n\nThis next step is important!! \nFor Fahrenheit\, make the id: originalTempHeader\, text: Fahrenheit \nFor Celsius\, make the id: convertedTempHeader\, text: Celsius \nBelow the Fahrenheit header\, use Palette -> Text -> Number (Decimal)\, set the id: OriginalTempInput \nBelow the Celsius header\, use the textview as you did with the headers and put the words placeholder. \n————————————————————————————————— \nConstraints are an important concept in mobile app development as they enable you to put elements of the app to be fixed at specific areas of the screen. \nWhen you put a constraint for an element\, the constraint can be relative to the screen itself or another object\, which means that you have to define what the constraints are. \nFor example\, the constraints here are against the screen \n \nWhile the vertical constraint here is against the Fahrenheit object while the horizontal constraint is against the screen. \n \nYour job is to make sure the constraints are set in a way so that when you “run” the app\, the elements are fixed at good positions. \n\n\nNotes:\nIf you have any questions\, you may reach out to me at ddjapri@ayclogic.com.
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