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Android Developing Applications Tutorial 99 Writing Data to File Output Stream

Android is a mobile operating system currently developed by Google, based on the Linux kernel and designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. And as we said before, Android offers a unified approach to application development for mobile devices. Android is an open-source operating system named Android. Google has made the code for all the low-level "stuff" as well as the needed middleware to power and use an electronic device, and gave Android freely to anyone who wants to write code and build the operating system from it. There is even a full application framework included, so third-party apps can be built and installed, then made available for the user to run as they like. Android is an open source and Linux-based Operating System for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers. Android was developed by the Open Handset Alliance, led by Google, and other companies. Android offers a unified approach to application development for mobile devices which means developers need to develop only for Android, and their applications should be able to run on different devices powered by Android. 1 - Download and Install the Java JDK 2 - Installing Eclipse and Setting up the ADT 3 - Installing Android SDK and Set up Emulator 4 - Setting up an Android Project 5 - Overview of Project and Adding Folders 6 - Introduction to Layouts in XML 7 - Creating A Button in XML and Adding an ID 8 - Setting up Variables and Referencing XML ids 9 - Set up a Button with OnClickListener 10 - Using setText method for our button 11 - Adding Resources and Setting Background 12 - Setting up an Activity and Using SetContentView 13 - Introduction to the Android Manifest 14 - The Framework of a Thread 15 - How to Start a New Activity via Intent 16 - Activity Life Cycle 17 - Adding Music with MediaPlayer 18 - Create a List Menu from the ListActivity class 19 - Setting up an ArrayAdapter 20 - Starting an Activity with a Class Object 21 - Finishing ListActivity 22 - XML Introducting the EditText 23 - XML ToggleButton, WeightSum, and Layout Weight 24 - XML Padding and Setting Toggle to On 25 - Quick Review by setting up a new Activity 26 - If Toggle Button is checked 27 - Set the Input Type of an EditText 28 - Comparing Strings with else if 29 - Set Gravity within Java 30 - Setting Color of a TextView in Java 31 - Where's the Fridge, that's Random 32 - Switch and Case 33 - Creating a Method 34 - Implementing Classes for Better Programming 35 - XML ScrollView and AnalogClock 36 - Setting up An Email Activity 37 - PutExtra method for an Email Intent 38 - XML ImageView for Camera Application 39 - Starting an Activity for a Result 40 - Getting Data from a different Activity 41 - Finish Camera and Wallpaper App 42 - Using BitmapFactory and InputStream to set Bitmap 43 - Set Fixed Screen Orientation 44 - XML Relative Layout 45 - RadioButtons in a RadioGroup 46 - Set the Radio to the OnCheckedChangeListener Station 47 - Passing a String between Activities 48 - Recieving Bread String from Activity 49 - StartActivityForResult setup 50 - setResult for the Start Activity For Result 51 - Setting up a Menu with MenuInflater 52 - Making MenuItems do something 53 - Text Activity with Theme 54 - Setting up Preferences 55 - Setting up a String array resource 56 - Creating a PreferenceActivity 57 - Accessing Preferences from an Activity 58 - More with Preferences 59 - Altered Landscape Layout 60 - Creating Custom Buttons 61 - Full Screen Activities 62 - Custom Animation Class 63 - Using a Constructor to pass Context 64 - Drawing Bitmaps to Canvas View 65 - Animating a Bitmap 66 - Using the Asset Folder for Typeface 67 - Setting up a SurfaceView class 68 - Setting up Animation Thread 69 - Locking and Unlocking a Canvas 70 - Establishing a Better Animation Thread 71 - Setting up the OnTouch Method 72 - Defining a Class within a Class 73 - Graphics Trick 74 - MotionEvents and Motion Actions 75 - Game Programming concept 76 - Cleaning up some Errors 77 - Sleeping to Achieve desired FPS 78 - WakeLock to keep you app from sleeping 79 - SoundPool helps with explosions 80 - Using the OnLongClick method 81 - SlidingDrawer Example 82 - Introduction to the FrameLayout 83 - Methods of the SlidingDrawer 84 - Tabs setup with TabHost 85 - Setting up the TabHost in Java 86 - Creating Tabs in Java 87 - Getting the Time from the System 88 - Formatting and using the Modulus 89 - Create a Browser with WebView 90 - WebView navigation methods 91 - Set WebView Client for a Brower app 92 - WebView Settings 93 - Hiding the Keyboard 94 - ViewFlipper Example 95 - Saving Data with SharedPreferences 96 - SharedPreferences Editor 97 - Loading SharedPreferences Data 98 - File Output Stream for Internal Storage 99 - Writing Data to File Output Stream 100 - File Input Stream