Fragment Lifecycle with Activity Lifecycle
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A fragment lifecycle is quite similar to an activity, but it has extra methods. It also needs to interact with the lifecycle of the activity that contains it.
1)Activity Created
onAttach(Activity): This is called when the fragment is associated with an activity.
onCreate(Bundle): It is very similar to the activity's onCreate() method.It can be used to do the initial setup of the fragment.
onCreateView(LayoutInflator, ViewGroup, Bundle): It uses LayoutInflator to inflate the layout of the fragment.
onActivityCreated(): It is called when the onCreate() method of the activity is
finished.
2)Activity Started
onStart(): It is called when the fragment is just about to become visible to the user.
3)Activity Resumed
onResume(): Called when it is visible to the user and he/she is interacting with the fragment.
4)Activity Paused
onPause(): Called when the fragment is no longer interacting with the user.
5)Activity Stopped
onStop(): Called when the activity is no longer visible to the user.
6)Activity destroyed
onDestroyView(): Gives fragment the chance to clear away any resources that were associated with its view.
onDestroy(): the fragment can clear away any other resources it created.
onDetach(): It is called when the fragment detaches from the activity.
1)Activity Created
onAttach(Activity): This is called when the fragment is associated with an activity.
onCreate(Bundle): It is very similar to the activity's onCreate() method.It can be used to do the initial setup of the fragment.
onCreateView(LayoutInflator, ViewGroup, Bundle): It uses LayoutInflator to inflate the layout of the fragment.
onActivityCreated(): It is called when the onCreate() method of the activity is
finished.
2)Activity Started
onStart(): It is called when the fragment is just about to become visible to the user.
3)Activity Resumed
onResume(): Called when it is visible to the user and he/she is interacting with the fragment.
4)Activity Paused
onPause(): Called when the fragment is no longer interacting with the user.
5)Activity Stopped
onStop(): Called when the activity is no longer visible to the user.
6)Activity destroyed
onDestroyView(): Gives fragment the chance to clear away any resources that were associated with its view.
onDestroy(): the fragment can clear away any other resources it created.
onDetach(): It is called when the fragment detaches from the activity.