The Activity Lifecycle in Android - How it works and which callback functions it has

In this video, you will learn about the Activity Lifecycle in Android.

The Activity Lifecycle is basically a bunch of callback functions that are called during the lifecycle of your activity or app. So when the app starts and the activity comes into play, then onCreate is called.
Then onStart and then onResume. At this point your activity is visible and the user can interact with it.
Now let's say the user gets a call, then the Activity gets pushed into the background, at this point onPause() and onStop will be called.
If the user doesn't come back to the application, then onDestroy will be called. That's the ideal moment to make sure, that your app's data is stored for example.

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