Validations Example in Kotlin
Validation is a crucial aspect to ensure that user inputs are correct and meet the required criteria. Below is an example of how you can perform basic validation for a…
Android 14 Features
Android 14 Released on Nov 2023. Features: Native Webcam Support In general, laptop webcams aren’t very clear — they usually offer just okay quality, like 720p or even less. We’ve…
Android 13 Features
Android 13 Released on January 2022, Android 13 has not been released yet. However, Android versions typically come with various improvements, new features, and enhancements to performance and security. Some…
Enable Developer Options in Redmi
Enabling Developer Options on a Xiaomi Redmi device is a straightforward process. Here are the steps:
Enable Developer Options in OPPO
Open Settings-> Abour Phone-> Version. • Tap 7 times to enable developer mode. • A message will be displayed that “you are now in developer mode”. • A new menu…
Registration Using Retrofit Raw Data
API: URL: https://androindian.com/test/Register.php Request: {“username”:“Raj”,“password”:“1234”,“email”:“Rajtest2356178@admin} Response: {“key”:”You are registered successfully.”,”status”:”success”} {“key”:”Email already Exists”,”status”:”failed”} build.gradle activity_Main.xml MainActivity.kt SampleProjectInterface.kt RegisterResponse.kt androidmanifest.xml
Checking the Battery Percentage
To check the battery percentage in Android using Kotlin, you can use the BatteryManager system service. Here’s a simple example: Add the necessary permission to your AndroidManifest.xml: MainActivity.kt activity_main.xml
Validations in Android
Validating EditText input in Android is a common task to ensure that the user enters the correct type of data. This can include checking for empty fields, validating email addresses,…