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Tom Simkins
2,486 PointsTotally and uterlly stuck HELP!
Can anyone give me any sort of hints or pointers because i really dont understand what i am meant to do in this code challenge... Im having trouble digesting fragments... :/
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Dung Chau
7,033 PointsTypically, we can use findViewById() to set mDeleteButton. However, in a fragment, we need to call it from the rootView, something like rootView.findViewById()