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Difference between compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion

Vaibhav Ahire
Updated on 09-May-2023 17:14:26

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Introduction An SDK (Software Development Kit) provides a set of tools such as libraries, tools and API to the developer for building the application for a specific platform. The SDK Version refers to the version of android platform that an app is built against. Each Version of the Android SDK corresponds to a specific version of the Android operating System. For Example Android 11 has an SDK version of 30, while Android 10 has an SDK version of 29 and so on. When developing an Android app, it's essential to understand the difference between compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion. These two terms ... Read More

Difference between a View's margin and padding in Android

Vaibhav Ahire
Updated on 09-May-2023 17:13:13

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Introduction Padding and margin are two of the most important attributes used to manage the positioning of the views to be displayed within the android application. Both of this attributes are used to change the position of a view but there are some differences between them. In this article we will take a look at What is the difference between a View’s margin and a padding in Android ? What is padding in android ? Padding is a space which is present between the content which we have to display and the border of that content. Padding is used to ... Read More

Difference between Android Activity Context and Application Context

Vaibhav Ahire
Updated on 09-May-2023 17:06:43

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What is Context? A Context gives us information about the current state of an application. It allows us to interact with Android Components. It allows us to access files and other resources such as pictures, Activities, Fragments and Services. The Context Class provides access to several resources and services that are needed to build an Android application including − Resources − The resources such as layouts, images and strings which are stored in resource objects are accessed through the Context. System Services − It provides access to system services such as Power Manger, Notification Manager and Location ... Read More

Difference between getContext(), getApplicationContext(), getBaseContext() and this in android?

Vaibhav Ahire
Updated on 08-May-2023 15:10:20

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What is Context in Android? A Context gives us information about the current state of an application. It allows us to interact with Android Components. It allows us to access files and other resources such as pictures, Activities, Fragments and Services. In Android getContext(), getApplicationContext(), getBaseContext(), this are the methods to retrieve different types of Context objects. The Context Class provides access to several resources and services that are needed to build an Android application including − Resources − The resources such as layouts, images and strings which are stored in resource objects are accessed through the Context. System ... Read More

Difference between FragmentPagerAdapter and FragmentStatePager Adapter

Vaibhav Ahire
Updated on 08-May-2023 15:06:47

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Introduction FragmentPager Adapter and FragmentStatePager Adapter are the two different classes which are used to implement the Pager Adapter within an android application. This pager adapter is used when working with Android’s ViewPager. These pager adapters are responsible for managing the lifecycle of each page which is being displayed within the view pager. The common thing between both of these adapters is that they are the subclass of the PageAdapter class. In this article we will take a look at the Difference between Fragment Pager Adapter and Fragment State Pager Adapter. What is an Adapter in Android? An Android Adapter ... Read More

Difference Between Cloud Gaming and Traditional PC Gaming

Devang Delvadiya
Updated on 08-May-2023 12:58:11

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Technology developments have given rise to several gaming platforms, including Traditional PC and cloud gaming. A popular way to pass the time now is by playing video games. In this article, we'll determine and compare cloud gaming with Traditional PC gaming. What is Cloud Gaming? The activity of downloading and playing video games via the internet is called "cloud gaming, " Consumers may access the games from any device with an internet connection. All of your gaming data is kept on a distant server. Instead of downloading and installing the game locally, cloud gaming allows the user to see the ... Read More

Difference between Cloud and On-premise ERP

Devang Delvadiya
Updated on 08-May-2023 12:57:05

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ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software solution is one which works with different business functions such as inventory management, customer management, human resources, and customer relationships, all taken into one system. Using the On-Premise technique, ERP can be deployed, and this also works with the cloud network providers that can also deploy ERP. Generally, ERP is hosted on the vendor’s servers and can be accessed through the internet while it is installed thoroughly on the organization’s server. Importance of Choosing the Right ERP System ERP is necessary for any organization's smooth and efficient workflow, and it helps them grow and survive ... Read More

Difference between broadcast and Multicast

Pranavnath
Updated on 05-May-2023 11:12:19

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Multicast and broadcast are two often used terms in computer networks and refer to two different methods of transferring data from one source host to multiple destination hosts. Multicast means sending data from one source host to a particular group of hosts, while the broadcast is sending a data packet to all the hosts which are present in the same network. The same network means the network of the source host. In this article, we will be exploring the differences between the broadcast and Multicast in detail, as their benefits, drawbacks, and the situation in which one method is preferred ... Read More

Difference between CAT5e and CAT6

Pranavnath
Updated on 04-May-2023 18:50:08

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Ethernet cables are the spine of computer organizing. They are utilized to put through gadgets such as computers, printers, and switches, empowering them to communicate with each other and share data. There are diverse sorts of Ethernet cables, known as categories, with each category advertising a different level of execution. Two of the foremost commonly utilized categories are CAT5e and CAT6. Whereas they both serve the same reason, there are a few key contrasts between the two. In this article, we'll explore these contrasts and assist users to decide which cable is best suited for their needs. Whether you're ... Read More

Difference between regplot(), lmplot() and residplot()?

Md Waqar Tabish
Updated on 05-May-2023 13:12:07

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A matplotlib-based Python data visualisation package is called Seaborn. It offers a sophisticated drawing tool for creating eye-catching and educational statistics visuals. Seaborn assists in resolving Matplotlib's two main issues, which are? We now believe that teaching students how to generate these representations using ggplot2's methods—which take more coding but are more advanced, adaptable, and transparent—will benefit students. Here, the basic plots made by residPlot() are rebuilt using ggplot2 as a resource to assist users in switching from residPlot() to ggplot2. Feature regplot() lmplot() residplot() Purpose Plot a simple linear regression model between two variables ... Read More

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