The Android life cycle is a series of phases that an Android application goes through from the time it is launched until it is closed. The life cycle defines what activities and operations can be performed by an application, and what the application must do before starting or stopping.
There are five phases in the Android life cycle:
- Created: The application has been installed on a device, but has not yet been run.
- Started: The user has opened the app and the app is now running in the foreground.
- Paused: The user is no longer interacting with the app, but it remains in memory and continues to execute
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