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In Android, Context is an object that has rough information such as Application
or Activity
. If you're curious about the information that the method brings, take a picture at the back and look at it using assist.
Activity.getApplicationContext()
is used to get information about the entire application that contains the current activity. This method remains in memory for some time after the app is shut down.
Use ContextWrapper.getBaseContext()
to access the context of other activities.
There is one more method to get the context. View.getContext()
. Gets the context of the currently in use view. Features such as ActivityName.this or this.
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