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Learn how to dynamically display the model of an Android device using "Build.MODEL" in an XML TextView within Android Studio.
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Displaying "Your device is: Build.MODEL" in an XML TextView in Android Studio requires a combination of XML setup for the TextView and Java code to dynamically set the text. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this.

XML Setup

First, you need to create the TextView component in your layout XML file. Here's an example:

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In this example, a TextView with the ID device_model_text_view is added to the layout. It initially displays the text "Your device is: ".

Java Code

Next, in your Java code (e.g., MainActivity.java), you need to get a reference to the TextView and set its text dynamically using the Build.MODEL property.

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In the onCreate method, the TextView is found by its ID and the text is set to "Your device is: " followed by the value of Build.MODEL.

Conclusion

By following the above steps, you can dynamically display the model of an Android device in an XML TextView using Android Studio. This approach combines XML layout definitions with Java code to set the text at runtime, making it a flexible solution for various Android applications.