This project will allow you to create an Android app that includes text files, images and strings. These resources can be accessed through reference throughout the app. The Java programming language will be used and an explanation will be given about the benefits of using resources. You will find different places in the res directory of your Android Studio Project. These will contain text files, create strings, and other information that will be available for all widgets in your app. This app will contain text (from the strings) asking the user to choose the author from a spinner. A spinner is a type of drop-down menu where the user selects from one of a number of options - the strings file. Below the spinner will be an ImageView (ImageView), which will change (from a drawable directory) to match the author selected. Below this will be text (TextView), which will contain the name of the book and the year it has been published (from the strings files). This text will be modified to match the chosen author. The program will also contain a piece of text (TextView), which will contain a quote (read from the appropriate text files in a raw directory). When the user closes the app, the program will remember the last choice they made in their previous visit. To test the app, you will upload the APK to Appetize.io. Projects in Series 1 : 1. Create a simple app in Android Studio with Java 2. Android Studio allows you to create a persistent storage app. Android Studio 4: Create a Linear Layout App Android Studio 5: Build a Relative Layout App Android Studio Projects Series 2: Build a Table Layout App Use Resources to build an Android Studio app. Static Files are used to build an Android Studio app. Use Read - Write to build an app in Android Studio Use onTouch to build an app in Android Studio Use Activities to build an app in Android Studio
