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__Fragments__
Introduced in Android 3.0 to better support larger screens (Tablets).\\
Fragments represent a portion of a UI within an Activity => multi-pane activities.\\
A single Fragment can be used across multiple activities.\\
The lifecycle of a Fragment is coordinated with the lifecycle of an Activity, but they also have their own lifecycle callbacks.\\
Fragment lifecycle states :
* resumed - visible in running activity
* paused - another activity is in the foreground and has focus, the containing activity is visible
* stopped - the fragment is not visible
Fragment callbacks :
* onAttach() - activity created
* onCreate() - ...
* onCreateView() - fragment sets up and returns a view
* onActivityCreated() - containing activity has completed onCreate() and the fragment has been installed
* onResume() - similar to activity
* onStart() - similar to activity
* onPause() - similar to activity
* onStop() - similar to activity
* onDestroyView() -
* onDestroy() - release resources
* onDetach() - null out refs to hosting Activity
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