How to add a MapActivity into MainActivity? [closed] - android

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In my Application, I want to show a 'Map' like below in the picture, so is there any special method to add this Because we can't add one Activity into another Activity so I am searching for a special method or technique, no doubt many application are using this but I am not familiar with that method, I searched but could not find any appropriate answer.

An Activity can never host an Activity. You can only add a MapFragment.

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I want to learn how to create custom android views. I don't want to use any library. I have looked searched for it.
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How to call onCreate methode in the same activity? [closed]

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I have a activity, named MainActivity. I want to recall the onCreate activity in this activity(MainActivity).
MainActivity.this.onCreate(....);
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You can but you should not. You should mention your requirement. But if you want to execute the same code that is in onCreate then you can take out that code to separate method and call that in onCreate and from the place where you wanted to call onCreate from.
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Activity for different paid the application [closed]

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I would like to implement an activity with 3 button.
The first is for use the application for 0.99$
The second is for use the application with the default data for 4.99$
and the last button is for the buy the full application.
how can implement this? there are some examples like this?
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Google has a really handy tutorials for this:
An overview of Google's billing setup:
https://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/index.html?hl=az
Actually implementing it:
http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_integrate.html

Implement an "How-use-it"inside the program app [closed]

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I would like to implement a tutorial for using the program, which is the best method for implement it?
I have to implement an imageview inside a listview and the user scroll down the single image? or there are a best method?
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you could use this library its easy to use and modify. https://github.com/Espiandev/ShowcaseView
and here is a link in how to use it & theme it.
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Any reason why an Android Class might be completely commented out? [closed]

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I inherited some code where there are some Activity classes that are completely commented out. I'm having trouble figuring out where the activity code is actually happening and so I'm just wondering if /* at the beginning of a class might have some special significance to Android that I don't know about
No, it has no special meaning. The code is somewhere and it's not commented out.

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