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Ravit Ben-Shlush
3,689 Pointswhat is this setOnClickListener( (v) -> {...} )
what is this setOnClickListener( (v) -> {...} ) ?
that's not how we ended the last tutorial!
also, where is onClick() ?
2 Answers
Jacob Bergdahl
29,118 PointsThe onClick-listener is shortended to that syntax automatically. It's only for aesthetic reasons. Try it out for yourself in Android Studio!
Alexis Doris
Courses Plus Student 6,523 PointsThat -> notations is called a lambda expression (https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/javaOO/lambdaexpressions.html)
It is a newer addition to java, and it replaces the old school way we did it in the previous tutorial (with the @override and whatnot). My project did not automatically change the way we did it in the tutorial, so I just edited it manually.
Eric Beasley
7,822 PointsEric Beasley
7,822 PointsIt was not shortened to this automatically.........
In any case an explanation would have been helpful, I too went to the next video and noticed the code was different.