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An Overview and Example of Android Event Handling

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Select the “Hello World!” TextView widget and use the Attributes panel to set the ID to statusText. Repeat this step to change the ID of the Button widget to myButton.
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With the user interface layout now completed, the next step is to register the event listener and callback method.
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