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Creating Custom User Interface

Creating an Adapter Class in Android

Objective:

Implement an Android application that uses a custom Adapter class to


display a list of items in a RecyclerView.

Instructions:

1. Create a new Android project in Android Studio.


2. Modify the layout file "activity_main.xml" to include a RecyclerView
element to display the list of items.
3. Create a new layout file "item_layout.xml" to define the appearance
of each item in the RecyclerView. It should contain TextView
elements or other relevant views to display the item's data.
4. In the MainActivity class, initialize the RecyclerView element using
findViewById() and set its layout manager.
5. Create a custom data class to represent the items in the list. Include
appropriate fields and getters/setters for the item's data.
6. Create a custom Adapter class that extends
RecyclerView.Adapter<CustomAdapter.ViewHolder>. Implement
the necessary methods, including onCreateViewHolder(),
onBindViewHolder(), and getItemCount().
7. In the CustomAdapter class, define a ViewHolder class that extends
RecyclerView.ViewHolder. This ViewHolder class should hold
references to the views in the "item_layout.xml" file.
8. In the MainActivity class, create a list of items using the custom data
class. Populate the list with sample data.
9. Create an instance of the CustomAdapter class, passing in the list of
items.
10. Set the CustomAdapter as the adapter for the RecyclerView.
11. Run the application on an emulator or a physical device and verify
that the list of items is displayed correctly in the RecyclerView.

Additional Tasks (Optional):

1. Implement click listeners for the items in the RecyclerView. When


an item is clicked, display a Toast message with the item's data or
perform any other desired action.
2. Customize the appearance of the items in the RecyclerView by
applying different styles or adding additional views.
Creating Custom User Interface

3. Add functionality to dynamically update the list of items and reflect


the changes in the RecyclerView.

Note:

Include the codes written by you for this assignment in your submission
document.

Remember to adhere to best practices, such as using proper naming


conventions, adding comments when necessary, and organizing your
code effectively.

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