Scribd
Upload
120 views

Practical No.1 Aim: Application Fundamentals.: T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

1) The document describes the steps to create a new Android project in Android Studio, including giving the project a name and package, selecting programming language and SDK, and viewing the project structure. 2) It then explains the different views (code, design, split) for layout files and describes adding a TextView to the UI using the design view. 3) The document also provides steps for programming Android resources like colors, strings, drawables and images and modifying app properties such as name, background and logo.

Uploaded by

ASUR
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
120 views

Practical No.1 Aim: Application Fundamentals.: T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

1) The document describes the steps to create a new Android project in Android Studio, including giving the project a name and package, selecting programming language and SDK, and viewing the project structure. 2) It then explains the different views (code, design, split) for layout files and describes adding a TextView to the UI using the design view. 3) The document also provides steps for programming Android resources like colors, strings, drawables and images and modifying app properties such as name, background and logo.

Uploaded by

ASUR
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 19

T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.

742

PRACTICAL NO.1
Aim: Application Fundamentals.
(Create a Project, Simple Program etc.)
Procedure:
1) To Create New Project
Click on Create New Project and select Template as Empty Activity
and click Next.

2) Do Configuration
(a) Give Project name (App name) and Package name.
(com.example.appname).
(b) Browse the location for Project.
(c) Select preferred programming language (Java and Kotlin).
(d) Select preferred SDK and click on Finish.

P a g e 1 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

3) You will find Interface like this

4) At left hand side you’ll find Project view bar and there we have to select
Android for folder view in which you’ll find an app folder which consist of
three sub main folder i.e. manifests, java and res (resources).

P a g e 2 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

5] In res folder, it consists 4 subfolders that are drawable, layout, mipmap and
values. In layout folder there’s a file called as activity_main.xml which is being
used for creating UI of our Android apps.

P a g e 3 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

6) Now the views in Android Studio has 3 views as following:


(a) Code: It’ll only show you the XML code of the UI.
(b) Design: It’ll show you a panel where you can design the activity
layout by drag-n-drop.
(c) Split: Its combination of both above views i.e. Code and design here
we can see both Code and Design panels side by side.
Code:

P a g e 4 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

Split:

Design:

7) In Design View
(a) Drag-n-Drop TextView from the Palette Panel. Modify the default
values it contains we can modify it in Attribute Panel you can see it
below the Design panel.

P a g e 5 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

8) In Java folder,
(a) There are 3 subfolders in package folder we can see the file called as
MainActivity.java. In this java file we write the backend logic or
backend of our UI to make our apps more responsive.

P a g e 6 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

9) In Manifest folder,
(a) You’ll see AndroidManifest.xml using this file we can adjust or
control the sequence of activity.

P a g e 7 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

10) For Running application,


(a) Select the device in which you want to run your application.
(b) Click on Play button on the top navigation bar.

P a g e 8 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

PRACTICAL NO.2
Aim: Programming Resources Android Resources: (Color, Theme, String,
Drawable, Dimension, Image).
Procedure:
1) To change the color of text in android.
a) Go to res folder → values folder → colors.xml

b) Then add color tags and values and run the program.

P a g e 9 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

c) Output:

P a g e 10 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

2. For adding any emoji in the apps.


a) Go to res folder → values folder → open strings.xml
b) Then, add string tag and add value in it and run the app.

P a g e 11 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

P a g e 12 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

3. Changing the Header of the App.


a) Again, go to strings.xml file and modify the tag named as “app_name”.

P a g e 13 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

4. Adding the background image in the app.


a) Copy the image and paste it into the location res folder → drawable
folder.

P a g e 14 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

P a g e 15 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

P a g e 16 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

5. Changing logo of our application.


a) Open res folder => right click on mipmap → click on new → click on
image assets.

b) Now give your launcher name => select assets type as image =>
browse the image (optional: you can also change the background of your
app).

P a g e 17 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

c) Now, do necessary modification in AndroidManifest.xml.

P a g e 18 | 19
T.Y.B.Sc IT Sem VI Advanced Mobile Programming Roll No.742

Output:

P a g e 19 | 19

You might also like