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The document provides specifications for an Android app project that must display a notable quote, joke, riddle, or fact in a TextView within a LinearLayout. It should extract strings and colors to resource files, set the application title and colors, and include proper formatting and file submission. The project will be graded based on functionality, creativity, proper use of titles, colors, resources, indentation, and submission requirements.

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App Specs:
Create an Android app that displays a notable quote in a
TextView
control. Use
LinearLayout
in your layout file. Display a notable quote, joke, riddle, or
interesting fact. You can search online or elsewhere to find your
item. Set
LinearLayout
and
TextView
properties in the layout file to set the position of the TextView
control. Modify the application title and colors of your app by
modifying the
strings.xml
and
colors.xml
files. Also, extract to the resource files
colors.xml
and
strings.xml
ny other strings and colors that you use. You can set other
LinearLayout
and
TextView
properties if you wish.
Deliverable:
Zip file of Android Project
Grading Breakdown:
Functionality: 65%; Creativity: 10%; Application Title: 5%;

Colors: 5%; Colors and Strings in Resource Files: 5%;
Indentation: 5%; Properly Submitted: 5%.

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