While this is a very comprehansive guide, you would probably still need to embrace and learn the recommended Java code style in your code.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Android coding style and your Android Studio
Android doesn’t have an official coding style, but a damn good place to base your code style on is the official Code Style Guidelines for Contributors.
While this is a very comprehansive guide, you would probably still need to embrace and learn the recommended Java code style in your code.
While this is a very comprehansive guide, you would probably still need to embrace and learn the recommended Java code style in your code.
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