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jhamz
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Hello,i am highschool student and got interested in android programming i jumped in making a android app with little knowldge from youtube and internet specially stackoverflow however i need a free(time) master for asking necessary things specially i am confused on working with recylee view right now i chekced all possible soruces guide for it still cant perform properly need help anyone who's free and willing to help me

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    In case you don't find an online tutor, try asking the community a specific question so anyone with free time and knowledge can answer it without obligation to answer all your future questions.
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    Try to ask the real question. Welcome to devrant!
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    i can teach you on skype and teamviewer for $100/hour or $100,000/minute if you want me to help you code the next facebook
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    @ravijojila hi thanks for the suggestion this is even harder for me as i only works with android phone dont have machine to work with so some tutorials online might somehow be different as they use android studio i use aide ide, the real problem is I'd like to inflate 5 different viees inside the recyleeviee why i use recyler view? i need horizontal listview and each hori listview will have different contents and dapters moreover idk how to work with onitemclick
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    From experience i tell you: get a computer, get Android studio. Makes things a lot easier and gives you access to a fuckton of resources

    As for the recyclerview itself... Yes, it can be a little confusing, especially if you don't have a whole lot of experience with Android dev

    If you know that you'll only ever have the same 5 items, there's no need for one (it was designed to be used for large(r) datasets), so either use a normal listview or a layout

    btw item clicks in a recyclerview are usually handled by the child views themselves, not the recyclerview
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    @Krokoklemme hi I was really into a normal view, and with that i can easily work with what i what now the problem is There is no Horizontal listview itself, i can alternatively use horizontal scrollview but will make my code soo long and will be manually adding extras each child in layout i dont know working with strings with different childs hut with listviee i can thats why i am eagerly needing horizontal listview
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    @Krokoklemme I'm not rich to afford computer but I'm really interested in android programming so whateever i have , I'd like to learn.. Also what i meant was 5 different views with different contents, (images, titles) but same function( opens youtube player activity ( will send different videoIds)
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    @jhamz hmmm... That sucks :/

    But if really need a horizontal listview, you will have to implement it yourself, no way around it

    And you better get used to code being long, that's just how it usually is (even though 'long' is subjective)
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