An Intent is an object used to request an action from another app component via the Android.
On Android, it’s a declaration to the system that you would like to scan a barcode. An intent is a description of an operation to be performed. Example: To view the webpage: Intent intent new Intent ( Intent. Implicit Intent: To provide the information of all the available components to be invoked that are provided by the system and without specifying the component the Implicit Intent is used. If you weren’t lucky, it was a few months of research & haphazard coding to figure out how to do that yourself. An Overview of Android Intents By this stage of the book, it should be clear that Android applications are comprised, among other things, of one or more. In Android, intents can be of two types, i.e, implicit and explicit. Want to scan a barcode? In the olden platforms, if you were lucky, this involved time and effort finding and comparing barcode-scanning libraries that handled as much as possible of camera interaction, image processing, an internal database of barcode formats, and UI cues to the user of what was going on. They are my favorite feature of Android development.
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