Android Permissions Using registerForActivityResult() 2021

In Android using most of the APIs require the Developer to ask the user the Permission for it First... Simple Permissions are Granted without bothering User, But dangerous Permissions like Camera or External Storage Require Careful Scenario Planning to ask the user for specific permission.
The New Method for asking permission is by using the API called registerForActivityResult(). Using this API, It's easier to ask permission and get it's result within a Fragment instead of Activity.
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[@robertonegri3200]

Thanks a lot but how you have called the requestPermission variable inside its own definition but without using even if was using another funciton? Does not create recursive issues?

[@graphicsillusion8598]

Hey... You're welcome... I haven't called requestPermission In it's own definition.... In "requestPermission" I'm calling another function "requestStoragePermission" And Don't worry there's nothing wrong with this code. It executes perfectly without recursion

[@aliihsantasdelen4030]

thanks a lot. You are really help me. Just I wanna ask you question. Why did I wrote MaterialAlertDialogBuilder. I Wrote it like you and I delete it later. Anything didnt change

[@graphicsillusion8598]

That is for the scenario where User has Denied the Permission once ... In This Case, We Show a Dialog to User Explaining why we need the permission and ask the permission again... 👍

[@aliihsantasdelen4030]

@@graphicsillusion8598 oh can I see it from this video?

[@Adam0001]

Hello, this does not work my code is a copy-paste of your code