Adding code to a Button Click in Android Studio (Java )

To define the click event handler for a button, add the android onClick attribute to the Button element in your XML layout. The value for this attribute must be the name of the method you want to call in response to a click event. The Activity hosting the layout must then implement the corresponding method.

[@ernestodidierartisteintern5365]

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[@salmabaig3280]

Very clear explanation of onClick method. Thank you!

[@alexmeade47]

Wow thank you so much. Coming from visual studio, I found android studio to be really annoying to learn. I don't like it one bit. You've helped me a lot with this vid.

[@videolinktv4031]

same here

[@techlia2196]

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[@matt-i3r6w]

Why they have to make it a pain to add a click event

[@francorios1276]

and to add more codes in the same text view from 2 or 3 buttons?? can you help me bro?
Like 4 buttons and each one say a word. Press 1, later press the 2 and 3 etc and this adding word to word in the textview you know??

[@macsmarketing5653]

I cant change the position of the button.

[@johnymadrita9065]

Hi. How to write a function that clicks at x = 100, y = 100 on a smartphone in android studio? Without touching the screen.

[@nethmal1204]

Thanks ❤Really helpful 💪

[@VladVoytenko]

welcome!

[@MaestroVarela]

Is it possible to call a method in another Activity different from main?

[@lifedreamtv]

Thank you! How can apply this to change the text in another Activity?

[@VladVoytenko]

you have to start new activity by intent

[@MovieMoments-Erz]

ty so much:)

[@dunghoang5728]

Hi guy, Can you support me create new button by java code? I try to create but I can't change size and position of new button in mainActivity.java
Thank You very much

[@starkendeavours7072]

Button can be created in ActivityMain.xml not in Java file.

[@bhartirajput5535]

Poor