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Which of the following is not an activity life cycle method?
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Auteur anonyme11/11/2024
onCreate(): This is an activity lifecycle method, called when the activity is first created.
onBackPressed(): While not a traditional lifecycle method, onBackPressed() is part of the activityâs callback methods, allowing customization of behavior when the back button is pressed.
onStart(): This is a lifecycle method, called when the activity becomes visible to the user.
onClick() is not an activity lifecycle method; instead, it is a callback for handling click events on UI elements like buttons.
Auteur anonyme
12/11/2024
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Auteur anonyme28/01/2025
onBackpressed(): this is. not a lifecycle method, it is a method called when the back button pressed.
Auteur anonyme
08/06/2024
onBackPressed() and onClick() are not life cycle methods.
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