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Although it is possible to create a fragment constructor with parameters, Android internally calls the zero-argument constructor when recreating fragments (for example, if they are being restored after being killed for Android's own reasons). For this reason, it is not advisable to rely on a constru...

First of all, we need to add our first Fragment at the beginning, we should do it in the onCreate() method of our Activity: if (null == savedInstanceState) { getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction() .addToBackStack("fragmentA") .replace(R.id.container, FragmentA.n...

All fragments should have an empty constructor (i.e. a constructor method having no input arguments). Therefore, in order to pass your data to the Fragment being created, you should use the setArguments() method. This methods gets a bundle, which you store your data in, and stores the Bundle in the ...

If you need to send events from fragment to activity, one of the possible solutions is to define callback interface and require that the host activity implement it. Example Send callback to an activity, when fragment's button clicked First of all, define callback interface: public interface Samp...

To animate the transition between fragments, or to animate the process of showing or hiding a fragment you use the FragmentManager to create a FragmentTransaction. For a single FragmentTransaction, there are two different ways to perform animations: you can use a standard animation or you can suppl...

All communications between Fragments must go via an Activity. Fragments CANNOT communicate with each other without an Activity. Additional Resources How to implement OnFragmentInteractionListener Android | Communicating With Other Fragments In this sample, we have a MainActivity that hosts t...