Google Android Developer Virtual Internship

by

P Asrith Raj Reddy

Roll No : 2451-22-733-153

MATURI VENKATA SUBBA RAO(MVSR) ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(An Autonomous Institution)
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
(Affiliated to Osmania University & Recognized by AICTE)
Nadergul, Balapur Mandal, Hyderabad – 501 510
CONTENTS
Introduction
Modules
Modules Explanation
Real-time Examples
Conclusion
References
 INTRODUCTION
Google Central to Android's development is Google, offering core
software, services, and updates. The Google Play Store serves as the
official app distribution platform, granting users access to millions of
applications. The user interface of Android is tailored for touch
gestures, featuring a customizable home screen and support for widgets,
ensuring an interactive and intuitive experience.
From Eduskills Foundation, AICTE launches a Virtual Internship on
Google Android Virtual Internship.
The main aim of this is to gain insights on Android applications
 MODULES
1. Your first Android app
2. Building App UI
3. Display lists and use Material Design
4. Navigation and app architecture
5. Connect to Internet
6. Data Persistence
7. Work Manager
8. Views and Compose
YOUR FIRST ANDRIOD APP
Android Studio Installation
YOUR FIRST ANDRIOD APP
The module describes about the android and requirements of android. The requirements
Kotlin programming language, setting up the android studio and describes building a
Kotlin, a modern and concise programming language, has emerged as a preferred choice
for Android app development. Endorsed by Google, Kotlin offers a seamless integration
with existing Java code and brings a host of features like null safety, concise syntax, and
improved code readability. Its expressive and pragmatic nature accelerates development,
making it an excellent fit for Android projects. As the official language for Android app
development since ces developer productivity, reduces boilerplate code, and contributes to
building robust, efficient, and more maintainable
Android applications Configuration of JDK & IDE
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https://developer.android.com/studioOperationsPerspective
BUILDING APP UI

The app is designed to compute tips based on user input, demonstrating fundamental
principles of user interface design and state management. Throughout the development
process, we explore techniques for capturing user input, dynamically updating the UI,
and managing the application's state to ensure a seamless and responsive user
experience. By the end of this module, learners will have gained valuable insights into
creating interactive UIs and handling states, providing a solid foundation for developing
user-friendly applications.
DISPLAY LISTS AND USE MATERIAL DESIGN
In this module, we explore the creation of an
app using Compose that showcases a
scrollable list containing both text and
images. By following the provided
guidelines, developers will gain hands-on
experience in leveraging Compose, a modern
Android UI toolkit, to design and implement
dynamic interfaces. The app's functionality
includes the seamless integration of text and
images within a scrollable layout,
demonstrating essential techniques for
creating engaging and visually appealing user
experiences.
NAVIGATION AND APP ARCHITECTURE

This module provides nuanced insights into the hierarchical structure and design principles
conducive to an integrated user journey. Additionally, developers will gain profound
knowledge on the effective passing and management of data between screens, emphasizing
efficiency and maintaining a resilient architecture. This resource is tailored to help
developers master the advanced functionalities of the Navigation component, enabling the
creation of dynamic, interconnected applications that respond dynamically to user
interactions.
 CONNECT TO INTERNET
Connecting to the internet is a fundamental aspect of modern application
development, enabling communication between devices and servers. Here's a concise
overview of key concepts when establishing internet connections in software:
Network Permission: Declare the necessary network permissions in the
AndroidManifest.xml file. This is crucial for the app to access the internet. You
typically include the <uses-permission> element with appropriate permissions like
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>. This
permission allows the app to create network sockets for sending and receiving data
over the internet.
Network Requests: Use either HTTP or HTTPS protocols to initiate network
requests from your application to remote servers. This is typically done using the
following methods:
HttpURLConnection: This is a basic API provided by Java for sending HTTP
requests and receiving responses. It's relatively low-level but offers fine-grained
control over the request and response process.
HttpClient: Historically, HttpClient was a commonly used library for sending HTTP
requests. However, it has been deprecated in recent Android versions in favor of
newer and more efficient APIs like HttpURLConnection or third-party libraries like
OkHttp.
DATA PERSISTANCE
 Data persistence in software development refers to the process
of storing and retrieving data to and from a persistent storage medium,
such as a database or file system. It is a crucial aspect of creating robust
and user-friendly applications. There are several methods for achieving
data persistence in Android applications:
 Structured Query Language:
 SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a powerful domain-specific language designed
for managing and manipulating relational databases. It provides a standardized way to
interact with databases, allowing users to perform operations such as querying,
updating, inserting,and deleting data. SQL is used to define and manipulate the
structure of relational databases, create and modify tables, and retrieve information
based on specified criteria.
 Storing and Accessing Data Using Keys with DataStore
DataStore, a component of Android Jetpack, represents a contemporary approach to
managing and persisting key-value pairs, introducing a more robust and type-safe
alternative to the traditional SharedPreferences system. Operating on the foundational
concept of key-value storage, DataStore ensures that each piece of data is associated
with a unique identifier, facilitating straightforward retrieval and updates as needed
 WORKMANAGER
Google's Android WorkManager is a powerful API within the Android Jetpack library designed
to simplify and manage background tasks in Android applications. It addresses the need for
executing tasks that continue running even when the app is not in the foreground or if the
device restarts. Here's a brief summary of WorkManager's key features:
Background Task Management:
WorkManager allows developers to schedule and manage tasks that run in the background,
such as data syncing, periodic updates, or content downloads.
Persistent Execution:
Tasks scheduled with WorkManager persist across device reboots and app closures, ensuring
reliable execution even in challenging conditions.
Simplified API:
WorkManager provides a simplified and consistent API, abstracting away the complexity of
managing background tasks. It is built on top of existing Android background job mechanisms,
offering a unified approach.
VIEWS AND COMPOSE
A View is a fundamental element for any user
interface (or design) in android. The View is a
base class for all UI components in android. For
example, the EditText class is used to accept the
input from users in android apps, which is a
subclass of View.Following are the some of
common View subclasses that will be used in
android applications.

•TextView
•EditText
•Button
•CheckBox
 REAL TIME EXAMPLES
Ride-Sharing Apps (e.g., Uber, Lyft)

Food Delivery Apps (e.g., DoorDash, Grubhub)

Weather Apps with Real-Time Updates (e.g., AccuWeather)

Home Security Apps with Live Camera Feeds (e.g., Nest, Ring)

Emergency Services Apps (e.g., SOS Apps)

CONCLUSION
Enrolling in Google's Android development course provides a concise yet comprehensive
journey into the world of mobile app creation. With Google's expertise in developing the
Android platform, learners can expect a focused curriculum covering essential topics like
programming languages, the Android SDK, and API integration. The course's hands-on
approach ensures a practical understanding of building robust applications, aligning with
industry standards. Google's direct involvement assures access to up-to-date content, reflecting
the latest trends and tools in Android development. Completing this course not only equips
individuals with the skills necessary for app creation but also stands as a valuable endorsement
from a leading authority in the mobile technology landscape
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