Custom Adapter for Android Studio

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So here we will make a android studio [ CUSTOMARRAY ADAPTER ] which will allow us to use array string and use them in our app and make our work easier .

Here we will use RecylcerView for our code .  

RecyclerView is the element in Studio which allow us to make our app easy to use and allow our app to use the less memory and make our app fast and convertible.

MainActivity.Java this file is basically the first part for our app when we will make a new project we can see this first as our main activity here most working part is done and form here we will operate every operation of our app .



Download Link for this image: MainActivityImage

Download Link for this MainActivity.java file : MainActivity.Java


Our custom Adapter.

Download Link for this image : CustomAdapter Image

Download Code for this Custom Adapter :CustomAdapterCode

HERE WE CAN SEE THE ELEMENTS AVAILABLE IN OUR CONTACT JAVA CLASS WHICH WE ARE USING IN OUR CUSTOM ADAPTER  .


Download Link For this image : Contact Java Class

Download Link for Contact Java class : Contact.Java

Note that here every code given in downloaded file is working and can be used in android studio again the time when i am making this i am using the android studio artic fox series . 

Best of luck to u and for this Custom Adapter.





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