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onClick(View v) Method:

• Purpose: This method is an event handler that gets called when the associated view (like a
button) is clicked. The View v parameter represents the view that was clicked.
2. AlertDialog.Builder Class:

• Purpose: AlertDialog.Builder is a helper class used to build an


AlertDialog. It allows you to set various properties of the dialog, such as the title,
message, and buttons, before displaying it.
3. new AlertDialog.Builder(MainActivity.this):

• Context: MainActivity.this refers to the current activity (MainActivity).


This provides the context needed to display the dialog within the current activity's UI.
• AlertDialog.Builder: This creates a new instance of AlertDialog.Builder, which
you'll use to con gure the dialog.
4. setTitle("Dialog Title"):

• Purpose: Sets the title of the AlertDialog. This is the text that appears at the top of the
dialog.
• Example: "Dialog Title" will be the title displayed in the dialog.
5. setMessage("This is a simple dialog message."):

• Purpose: Sets the message or content of the dialog. This is the main text displayed in the
body of the dialog.
• Example: "This is a simple dialog message." is the message that will
be shown to the user.
6. setPositiveButton("OK", null):

• Purpose: Adds a positive button to the dialog. This button is typically used to con rm an
action.
• Text: "OK" is the label of the button.
• Listener (null): The null here means no additional action will be taken when the button
is clicked; the dialog will simply close. However, you could pass an OnClickListener
to handle speci c actions when the button is clicked.
7. setNegativeButton("Cancel", null):

• Purpose: Adds a negative button to the dialog. This button is typically used to cancel or
dismiss the dialog without con rming an action.
• Text: "Cancel" is the label of the button.
• Listener (null): Similar to the positive button, null means no speci c action will be
taken other than closing the dialog. You could provide an OnClickListener if you
want to handle the "Cancel" button click differently.
8. show():

• Purpose: Finally, the show() method is called to display the AlertDialog on the
screen. Without this, the dialog would be created but not shown.
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