Android Studio : How to Switch Between Activities

Switching between activities in Android Studio.
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[@johnydeel289]

too short too useful

[@sunlotfi4079]

the text is so small hope you can zoom on the screen more

[@johnlight-knight8060]

This is actually one of the best tutorials that one can find! Well done! I am just surprised that no one else have commented! :O

[@benjaminkern8076]

Thank you for this tutorial, struggled to find a short and comprehensive explanation!

[@andyabq8859]

I wish you could increase the size of text. Even on 1080P fullscreen it's pretty hard to read.

[@alimuhammed1728]

Thank you, goosh other videos are so freaking annoying and they dont get to the point... thank you habibi

[@srinivasperambuduri]

screen letters are too small

[@gustavomuller7190]

Thanks. One of the few good tutorials on KZbin.

[@fredysoto8547]

Thanks a Lot, You are GREAT!!

[@CoryMcaboy]

The second activity gets unmounted when finished is called. How do we switch between activities without unmounting an activity?

[@John_X_GR]

one java file can be only associated with One particular layout? For ex. MainActivity.java for the activity_main.xml and SecondActivity.java for activity_second.xml? or for multiple layouts?

[@joesarchive]

exactly what I was looking for thank you!

[@magamboisaac7602]

great tutorial

[@04_durgeshbangude88]

thanks bro :)

[@johnchugh1581]

Hi there. I am new to android and java. I am using video tutorials like this video to do not so complex programming to develop engineering tools. I need to use multiple screens with depth of 2 or 3 i.e. a screen will have multiple child screens and each of these multiple child screens will have further child screens and so forth I tried your code to move between parent screen and child screen and it works well. Then using same code, I tried to go from child screen to its next level child screen. It does not work and I am sure I doing something wrong. Could you please advise on the error in the below listed code. Thanks in advance - John Chugh public class GenericTools extends AppCompatActivity { private static final String TAG = "GenericTools"; // This code is meant to go to a previous activity by way of closing the current activity which is 'general_tools' @Override protected void onCreate(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.general_tools); Log.d(TAG, "onCreate: Starting."); Button Button_MainScreen = (Button) findViewById(R.id.Button_MainScreen_Screen); Button_MainScreen.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() { @Override public void onClick(View view) { finish(); } }); } // This code is meant to go to a next activity 'FindVersine' from current activity which is 'general_tools' @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.general_tools); Log.d(TAG, "onCreate: Starting."); Button Button_FindVersine = (Button) findViewById(R.id.Button_FindVersine_Screen); Button_FindVersine.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() { @Override public void onClick(View view) { Log.d(TAG, "onClick: Clicked Button_FindVersine."); Intent intent = new Intent(GenericTools.this, FindVersine.class); startActivity(intent); } }); }

[@Gh0St007MW]

Thank you!

[@Dra60oN]

Thanks for turtorial, and one question, in the LoginActivity.onStart() method, why do you send user back to the MainActivity, when he is not null, shouldn't it be opposite way around? Because if I leave it as you do, application will jump between MainActivity and LoginActivity onStart methods.

[@keithharris5940]

Just watched and subscribed. I have been messing about with btns for last two days. Thank you talented stranger. Explained so well. Looking forward to more vids.

[@nickeastham4478]

You my friend, are a god-send. I'm in an android programming class right now, and the book we're required to use uses an old version of Android Studio. Not compatible with the lessons at all. You explained everything so well, I appreciate it so much!

[@ΑντώνηςΠαρασκευής]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@StigiXD]

I assume you can nest activities this way too right? Thank you for the vid btw, very useful! :)

[@coffeedude]

Bro I can't get over your pronunciation of button

[@coffeedude]

Good video tho!

[@jebs6536]

doesn´t work , the app closes when you tap the button

[@niphomahlangu2733]

Great tutorial. Simple and straight to the point. 👌

[@illuminatyjacob2087]

plz make some more video tutorials on android studio

[@williambaker4915]

Good job. This is the best thing I have ever seen in my life of 22 years

[@ClementsProjects]

Thanks dude ! Works like a charm !

[@dontsa2626]

Thanks a Lot this is very useful. Again Thank you

[@annsr3791]

hype channel. mega underrated.

[@vonradvevasty3386]

can i switch in other modules activity? i'm new in android studio

[@arthborg]

Thank you for the very good explanation

[@deadlypandaghost]

Thank you so much

[@DanelonNicolas]

what about information or context handling?

[@Brghtestknght]

Thank you!!!

[@ProfeccorxD]

short yet useful,thnx man

[@mrfix369]

thanks

[@BenjaminHeap]

Very useful - thanks!

[@RDCST]

That's actually the simulator speed? I never can't get even the virtual OS running. So I always debug on my own cellphone. Any tip about?

[@bashirkhadra6040]

maybe your device(laptop/desktop) isnt powerful enough to debug applications from the virtual os

[@RDCST]

I have an FX8350 with 16GB of RAM and a 480GB SSD. I think is enough to simulate an ARM core.

[@nathanr6479]

Tks bro!

[@mimnimpetite8681]

Thank you so much for making this, it's super useful!

[@henrybs14]

Just what I needed, simple smart, and fast!

[@linhdatang]

thank you so much for this tutorial

[@imusingbounce393]

thank now i can finish my app

[@sagarmeena0210]

smartly explained

[@Thinna]

Thanks a lot....

[@isurugunatileka9850]

thank you bro!🤙