How to create an onClickListener for multiple buttons in Android Studio

In this video, you will learn how to set up an onClickListener for multiple buttons in Android Studio. Knowing how to do this can save lots of time and code.
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[@alexrapp7728]

You're a really big help. I know it takes a lot of time and energy to make these types of videos but just know your doing a great thing helping aspiring coders like myself to figure out more efficient ways to code. I hope this channel grows big one day!

[@PracticalCoding]

Thanks, I appreciate the compliment. It's always good to hear that people are actually getting value from my videos.

[@HUY-hd5hf]

when i use: case R.id.button1, I got an error says: "constant expression required", how do i fix this?

[@ethanwendt9944]

I have the same thing

[@JohnFogarty-p2y]

This is a wonderful video with a super instructor. I received the same “constant expression required” issue. Unfortunately, the new Studio releases ruin prior program code. Commenting out the switch statement showed me that the id's entering the method matched those of the cases. I removed the interface and its method with the switch statement and entered the five buttons with their “onClicks” individually to watch the program run.

[@samuelattaantwi3953]

Thank you very much, a great tutorial

[@jesterjohnsantiago4288]

thank you men it helps me thank you for your help sending like

[@ydvisual5530]

Thanks, that helped a lot. I havent done Android for a long time; this was a good refresh too , thanks!

[@PracticalCoding]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@nightShiftMares]

Thank you, I was running myself around in circles for an hour here

[@ghitaelfilali335]

Thank you

[@s.g.9723]

Wow. Huge help.
Would I be able to link an onClickListener the same way to a button i.d that I have defined in my index.html but it’s not defined in my layout xml?

[@AA-tp4si]

How can we append instead of just setting the text with setText method. Thanks in advance.

[@samuelattaantwi3953]

please can it work for all widgets ?

[@HarjotSingh-xg7qw]

Thanks a lot bro :)

[@PracticalCoding]

Happy to help!

[@raj360d]

There is a warning in case label: Resource IDs will be non-final in Android Gradle Plugin version 5.0, avoid using them in switch case statements

[@digidianne3302]

hey i want to ask, can i change that textview to new activity? like if i click each of the button it will brings the user to the new activity.
thank you if you reply to this

[@PracticalCoding]

Yeah, you should be able to swap over to a new activity by creating an intent that can load a new one.

[@RasikaVirkar]

@@PracticalCoding can we have a code or reference video for this ?

[@rajwali9657]

case R.id.button1:
Intent intent = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), Activity1.class);
startActivity(intent);
break;

[@ghadarashwan8687]

Can you help me🙂 i want contact app project

[@mandyronald8187]

Resource IDs will be non-final by default in Android Gradle Plugin version 8.0, avoid using them in switch case statements

[@narottamsonsathi3784]

Don't have any questions.......but I'm trying learning Android Development from ladt two months......but still not able to implement SetOnClickListener.......in Java class.
I'm just frustrated

[@PracticalCoding]

If you want, you can put the code you're using for the onClickListener in a comment and I can take a look at it.

[@liliyapolibinskaya7399]

hello