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This detailed video is for beginners and it teaches you about using the OkHttp library and JSON objects in Android Studio - Java. This is the second video (out of 3) and it shows one simple way of using JSON objects inside your Android app. You will find a simple and complete app example, from start to finish, in Java - Android Studio.

If you need further help to get you started, you can check the other educational videos available on this channel or some of the ones listed bellow:

030 – Simple Http request using OkHttp
   • 030 - Simple Http request using OkHttp in ...  

029 – Client Server app using TCP Sockets
   • 029 - Simple Client - Server App using TCP...  

028 – TCP Client App – getting the NIST time
   • 028 - Simple TCP - Client App - getting th...  

027 – Introduction to Bounded Services
   • 027 - Introduction to  Bounded Services in...  

026 – Simple Started Services in worker thread
   • 026 - Using Started Service in worker thre...  

025 – Simple Started Service in main thread
   • 025 - Introduction to Started Service in A...  

024 – An simple alternative to AsyncTask
   • 024 - An easy alternative to AsyncTask in ...  

023 – Updating the UI from inside a worker thread
   • 023 - User Interface update from Worker Th...  

022 – Starting and stopping a worker thread
   • 022 - Starting and Stopping Background Thr...  

021 – Blocking the main thread (the UI)
   • 021 - Blocking the UI - First step in lear...  

020 – RecyclerView simple app example
   • 020 - Using a RecyclerView in Android Stud...  

019 – Dynamically adding and removing list items
   • 019 - Dynamic list with ListView -adding &...  

018 – Adding an action to a list item click event
   • 018 - Adding an onItemClickListener to a l...  

017 – How to customize a list in Android Studio
   • 017 - How to customize a list ( ListView )...  

016 – How to create a simple list using ListView
   • 016 - How to create a simple list using Li...  

015 - Using Fragments in Android Studio - the easy way
   • 015 - Using Fragments in Android Studio - ...  

014 – Building a Landscape user interface (derived from portrait mode)
   • 014 - How to change the user interface to ...  

013 - How to use images in your mobile app
   • 013 - How to use images in your mobile app...  

012 - Using String Resources to fix the Hardcoded Text Warning in Android Studio
   • 012 - Using String Resources to fix the Ha...  

011 - Using Layers to create a simple User Interface
   • 011 - Using Layouts to create a simple Use...  

010 – Start Activity for Results (deprecated) vs Activity Result Launcher
   • 010 - An easy alternative to Start Activit...  

009 – Activity Result Launcher - full example
   • 009 - Using Activity Result Launcher in An...  

008 - Sending data between Activities in Android Studio
   • 008 - Sending data between Activities in A...  

007 - Using Activities in Android Studio
   • 007 - Using Activities in Android Studio -...  

006 - Using Toast messages in Android Studio
   • 006 using Toast messages in Android Studio...  

005 - Simple mobile app - buttons and text views - Lab 1 HW
   • 005 - Simple mobile app explained in detai...  

004 - XML vs onClickListener Buttons
   • 004 - Using Buttons in Androis Studio ( xm...  

003 - adding and using plain text objects
   • 003 - How to input text - the Easy way - i...  

002 - adding and using buttons XLM
   • 002 - How to use buttons - the Easy way - ...  

001 - introduction to Android Studio
   • 001 - Introduction to Android Studio - how...