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  [Code School]     [Super Sweet Android Time]  Sweeten your Android skills and learn how to create and launch Activities with Intents, use ConstraintLayouts, and more when you play Super Sweet Android Time.  [View the course](  What you’ll learn   [1]  Level 1: Activities and Intents Create a new Activity and launch it with an Intent.  [2]  Level 2: Dynamic Data Use an Http Request to get dynamic data into our app.  [3]  Level 3: The Detail Activity Layout Finish creating our Detail Activity by using the ConstraintLayout system and an image loading library called Picasso.  [4]  Level 4: Storing Data Save our candy data to a database.  [5]  Level 5: Querying a SQLite Database Learn how to use the data in our database.  [Tweet this](     [tw](  [fb](  [in](  Have questions or need assistance?  [SUPPORT](#)  [FAQ](#)  © 2017 Code School LLC. Crafted lovingly in Orlando, Florida.  [Edit your email settings](#)      [Unsubscribe](                Â

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