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Welcome to the 7th video of the series, where we explore the exciting combination of learning and fun. In the previous video, we delved into the exciting world of designing a business app or pizza order app. We explored various design components that helped us create a visually appealing application. Today, get ready to take it a step further as we dive into the coding and integration process to make your business app fully functional.

Now that we have completed the design of the screens, it's time to bring them to life with code. In this video, we will guide you through the coding part of the screens, unlocking the potential of your business app.

We begin with Task 1, where we focus on the Splash Screen. You'll learn how to choose a relevant .json file for animation using Lottie, a powerful tool that adds captivating animations to your app. We'll guide you through the coding process, ensuring that the animation plays for a certain duration before navigating to the next screen, the Order Screen.

Moving on to Task 2, we'll introduce you to the concept of lists. Unlike variables, lists can store multiple data simultaneously. You'll discover how to utilize lists to store the quantity of products and implement buttons with "+" and "-" functionality to increase or decrease the order value. Upon clicking the "Next" button, the app will calculate the total amount and seamlessly navigate to the Address Screen.

In addition, we'll introduce you to an essential design component: Airtable. Acting as a spreadsheet and a database, Airtable allows you to store attachments and link records between spreadsheets. We'll provide you with an overview of the Airtable API key and its significance in creating, fetching, updating, and deleting records. You'll also find a helpful link in the description below for detailed guidance on using Airtable.

Task 3 will involve coding the Address Screen. You'll learn how to display the total amount in a label and create an Airtable to store the order data upon clicking the "Place Order" button. Additionally, we'll enable the "Go Back" button to navigate back to the Order Screen.

Finally, in Task 4, we'll implement the functionality to place another order. When the user clicks on the "Place Another Order" button, they will be seamlessly directed back to the Order Screen, ready to explore and order more items

We hope you've enjoyed creating this Business App with us and by the end of this tutorial, you have your own application ready with you. In the next video, we'll be creating a Space Game. Stay tuned for more! Thank you for joining us."

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