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Android Build a Simple Android App (2014) Testing and Debugging Making a Toast

Jamil Baba
Jamil Baba
570 Points
Posted by Jamil Baba
Jamil Baba
570 Points

Set the Toast variable using the static makeText() method of the Toast class. Use the this keyword for the first paramet

Set the Toast variable using the static makeText() method of the Toast class. Use the this keyword for the first parameter, the text "All done!" for the second parameter, and the constant Toast.LENGTH_LONG for the third parameter

ToastTest.java 
Toast allDoneToast.makeText(this,"All done",Toast.LENGTH_LONG);

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James Simshaw
James Simshaw
28,738 Points
James Simshaw
James Simshaw
28,738 Points

Hello,

You want to be calling static makeToast() method of the Toast class and then save that result to the variable allDoneToast. To call a static method of a class you do it like:

Class.method(param1, param2);

Where Class is the class the method belongs to and method is the method you want to call.