036 - Checking all device sensors in Android Studio - Java - the easy way - complete app example
This detailed video is for beginners and it teaches you how to use and interact with device sensors in Android Studio - Java. This is the first video about using different sensors inside your Android app. You will find a simple and complete app example, from start to finish, in Java - Android Studio.
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