

adb (Android Debug Bridge)Īdb, or Android Debug Bridge, is a versatile command-line tool that lets you communicate with an Android device. It was introduced in the Android O release, and is intended to make all the app icons have a uniform shape on a device.

Adaptive iconsĪdaptive icons is an app icon format for Android apps which can display a variety of shapes across different device models. Making your app more accessible leads to an overall better user experience, which benefits all your users. It also means that your app will work well with assistive technologies such as the Talkback screen reader. In the context of this course, accessibility refers to the design and functionality of your app, so that it is easier for more people, including those with disabilities, to use. Because of this, you cannot instantiate an abstract class directly Accessibility In that case, initializing the abstract property or implementing the abstract method is up to the subclasses. An abstract class may have properties or methods that have not been implemented yet.

See the Kotlin Quick Guide for Android Basics in Kotlin for concepts in this course in code.Your application code got pushed to the repository.This vocabulary list explains the terminology used in the Android Basics in Kotlin course. Now add your remote origin by performing -> git remote add origin “Paste Your-Repository-Address” Open the system’s terminal and make sure that your current directory is in “BlinkEffectExample”(folder name of your project) and perform the following commands : -> git init You can also follow another method to push your code (when git and GitHub is not set in the android studio). Your project got pushed to the repository! > git remote add origin " Paste Your-Repository-Address" Do the following to add, commit and push the code. Now open the terminal of your android studio (find the terminal at bottom of the android studio). You will observe the color of all filename changes to green color. Right-click the above project name BlinkEffectExample then go to Git > Add.

