Android App Development Tutorial 17 - onClick Event Handler | Java

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[somethingyoulike]

5:21 the end screen is hiding the emulator...

[fearlinek]

Whenever i finish my app i will put you to credits for huge help, is it ok?

[tomaszokrajni]

3:00 put the cursor on "View" and press Alt + Enter to import automatically

[mikekots]

Hallo Caleb! First of all thank you for your nice and helpful tutorials.

In some other tutorials I watched, they create a button instance into the onCreate method, and then they call the onClickListener method of the created button instance to handle clicks. Is there any signifficant difference between these two ways of handling the click event?

[huzaifarehman]

you are the best teacher on youtube
amazing tutorial

[kevinrea]

Hi Caleb,

I think i would like to buy you a better camera, when you are zoomed out on the screen is is quite blury ..
kevin rea
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[geneseymour]

Hi. I am writing an app. I want the app to add two numbers together when a button is clicked, but when I try to access the numbers inside of the onClick code, it can't access them. It says I can make them "final", but I plan on changing them.
Also, after the button is clicked, I want it to run more code, but I can't seem to make that happen. Is there a way to run code, then click button, then run more code?

[Points]

2:48 you needed to import the view method in MainActivity.java