Introduction This Android Jetpack Compose example demonstrates how to implement and use the Switch component in a Kotlin-based Android application. Switches are essential UI components that allow users to toggle between two states, typically on or off, and are often found in settings or forms where users need to make binary choices. This example showcases the simplicity and power of using Jetpack Compose for building modern UIs in Android development, emphasizing its declarative approach. In this example, you'll find how to create two separate switches with different states and color customizations. The code is structured using Jetpack Compose's core features such as @Composable functions, state management with remember , and UI layout building with the Column , Row , and Text composables. By the end of this description, you will understand the core components and structure used to handle state changes and customize the appearance of switches in an Android app. Main Content ...
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