BroadcastReceiver Tutorial Part 2 - DYNAMIC RECEIVERS - Android Studio Tutorial

In part 2 of the BroadcastReceiver tutorial, we will learn how to register a BroadcastReceiver dynamically. Instead of putting the receiver into the Manifest file, we register it in the lifecycle of our application. This way the BroadcastReceiver lives as long as the context where we register it in. This could be the application context itself, which would keep our BroadcastReceiver running as long as our app is running, but also for example the activity context or only as long as our app is in the foreground.nFor this we have to call the registerReceiver method in any of the lifecycle callback methods (onCreate, onStart, onResume) and unregisterReceiver in their appropriate counterpart (onDestroy, onStop, onPause).nWhen we register our BroadcastReceiver, we also have to pass an IntentFilter, which specifies the action we are listening for.nWithin the onReceive method of the BroadcastReceiver, we can also obtain data that is sent as an extra over the broadcast intent.nnWatch the whole playlist:nwww.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrnPJCHvNZuBqr_0AS9BPXgU6gvNeai5SnnExample code:ncodinginflow.com/tutorials/android/broadcastreceiver/part-2-dynamic-broadcastreceivernn____________________nSubscribe to my channel:nwww.youtube.com/c/codinginflow?sub_confirmation=1nnWant more Android tutorials? Check my playlist section:nwww.youtube.com/c/codinginflow/playlistsnnnFollow me on social media:nnFacebook:nwww.facebook.com/codinginflownnInstagram:nhttps://www.instagram.com/codinginflownnTwitter:nhttps://twitter.com/codinginflownnBlog:nhttps://codinginflow.com/

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