Fragments are a new type of web component that allow developers to easily create interactive UIs.
The Fragments life cycle comprises 5 stages:
Lifecycle Callbacks
Setup Lifecycle Callbacks
Attach Lifecycle Callbacks
Render Lifecycle Callbacks
Destroy Lifecycle Callbacks
OnCreateView() is used to create a new view and return the corresponding View object. OnCreate() is used to create a new activity and return the corresponding Activity object.
This is an example of how to use onCreateView():
public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
The FragmentsManager is a class that manages fragments in the Activity. It has methods to add, remove, and replace fragments in an activity. The FragmentsManager is a helper class that manages fragments in the Activity. It has methods to add, remove, and replace fragments in an activity.
Fragments are the building blocks of sentences. They can be either independent or dependent. The independent fragments are usually called phrases and the dependent fragments are called clauses.
There are two types of fragments that can be created: phrases and clauses. The independent fragments are usually called phrases, while the dependent fragments are called clauses.
A static fragment is a fragment that does not change in the document. It is an element that is always the same. A dynamic fragment is a fragment that changes in the document. It has a different meaning depending on where it appears in the text.
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