could someone explain navigation drawer code

by

The first part is just find view by id, connection the drawer to the layout and adding the icon on the toolbar.

onBackPressed part will handle the event when your drawer is open and user presses the back button, the drawer will close. If the drawer is closed then it’s going to call the super.

More Related Contents:

  1. How to get Object from json /
  2. Handler vs AsyncTask vs Thread [closed]
  3. How to customize the back button on ActionBar
  4. How to escape special characters like ‘ in sqlite in android
  5. Google Speech Recognition timeout
  6. Android Drawable Images from URL
  7. Manifest merger failed : Attribute application@appComponentFactory – Androidx
  8. Datepicker dialog without calendar visualization in lollipop [spinner mode]?
  9. Android: Using linear gradient as background looks banded
  10. How to determine if network type is 2G, 3G or 4G
  11. start application knowing package name
  12. Swipe to Dismiss for RecyclerView [closed]
  13. ADB – Android – Getting the name of the current activity
  14. Which Architecture patterns are used on Android? [closed]
  15. What’s better? notifyDataSetChanged or notifyItemChanged in loop?
  16. Rounded Button in Android
  17. TabLayout tab selection
  18. why unaligned apk is needed?
  19. Existing 3-function callback to Kotlin Coroutines
  20. How to create Expandable ListView in Flutter
  21. Android how to runOnUiThread in other class?
  22. Android volley to handle redirect
  23. How to make a round button?
  24. onNewIntent() lifecycle and registered listeners
  25. findFragmentByTag() returns null after perform a FragmentTransaction using replace() method
  26. Playing youtube video in Android app
  27. Getting screen width on API Level 30 (Android 11): getDefaultDisplay() and getMetrics() are now deprecated. What should we use instead?
  28. LayoutManager for RecyclerView Grid with different cell width
  29. Keytool alias does not exist
  30. AlarmManager setExact with WakefulBroadcastReceiver sometimes not exact

Leave a Comment