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Android Build a Simple Android App (2014) Testing and Debugging Running the App on a Device

Reuben Ingram
Reuben Ingram
8,316 Points
Posted by Reuben Ingram
Reuben Ingram
8,316 Points

How should I use the "Related Links"? Are they mandatory readings or should I considered them "cited sources"?

I'm just trying to best understand how to use the "Related Links" section. Sometimes, I just have time to watch the video and that's it. So, should I view the links are required, or should I see them as, "Just in case you want to know where we got this..." kinda' thing? Thanks!

1 Answer

Jacob Bergdahl
Jacob Bergdahl
29,118 Points
Jacob Bergdahl
Jacob Bergdahl
29,118 Points

It's just related information. More topics explained in further detailed or the like. Of course it's not required or "mandatory" by any means.

Reuben Ingram
Reuben Ingram
8,316 Points
Reuben Ingram
Reuben Ingram
8,316 Points

Thanks, Jacob. Appreciate the info.