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1. Prepare Your Icon 2. Add Icon to Project There are two common ways: 🔹 Option A: Use Vector Asset (recommended for SVG) 🔹 Option B: Manually Add PNG/WebP 3. Use the Icon in Layout In your XML layouts: Or for ImageView: 4. Use the Icon in Kotlin Code In your Activity/Fragment: Or set it […]

1. Create a New Project 2. Add Another Activity 3. Register the New Activity in AndroidManifest.xml This step is usually done automatically, but confirm it’s there: 4. Design Layouts Main Screen (with a Button) 📌 activity_main.xml Second Screen 📌 activity_second.xml 5. Add Switching Logic MainActivity (Start SecondActivity) SecondActivity (Optional Back Button) 6. Running the App

Here’s a step-by-step guide: ✅ Steps to Share Data Between Activities in Kotlin 1. Create the First Activity (Sender) This activity will send data to another activity. 2. Create the Second Activity (Receiver) This activity will receive the data. 3. Update AndroidManifest.xml Register the second activity: 4. Example Layouts 📌 activity_main.xml 📌 activity_second.xml

Activity.Main package com.app.customswitch import android.os.Bundleimport androidx.activity.enableEdgeToEdgeimport androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivityimport androidx.core.content.ContextCompatimport androidx.core.view.ViewCompatimport androidx.core.view.WindowInsetsCompatimport com.app.customswitch.databinding.ActivityMainBindingimport com.app.customswitch.R class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {lateinit var binding: ActivityMainBindingvar isOn = trueoverride fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)binding = ActivityMainBinding.inflate(layoutInflater)setContentView(binding.root)binding.switchLayout.setOnClickListener {toggleSwitch()isOn = !isOn}} } activitymain.xml

🛠 Step 1: Put the Font in Your Project 🛠 Step 2: Reference the Font in XML (optional) You can directly use it in XML layouts: 🛠 Step 3: Apply Custom Font in Kotlin Code If you want to apply it programmatically: 🛠 Step 4: Apply Globally (Optional) If you want the custom font everywhere