How to Fetch Data from API and Display in RecyclerView | Android Studio | Java | 2023

🚀In this tutorial, RecyclerView and API integration using Java in Android Studio. In this step-by-step guide, you'll learn how to create a dynamic and scrollable list in your Android app that fetches data from an API. We'll walk through the process using Java in Android Studio.

Key Topics Covered🔑:

- Setting up RecyclerView in Android Studio using Java
- Making API calls to fetch real-time data
- Handling JSON responses and parsing data
- Implementing a seamless user interface with RecyclerView
- Enhancing performance with ViewHolder pattern
- Error handling and managing network requests

Tools🛠️ and Libraries📖:

We'll be using standard Android development tools along with Volley Library for API calls.
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[markanthonypandac]

I also got the same error no adapter attached ( but I just had to initialize it with an empty list), it was kotlin, just curious how did adding that requestEnque something fix that error?