How to use setArguments and getArguments methods in Fragments

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I have 2 fragments   1 Frag1  2 Frag2   Frag1  bundl   new Bundle    bundl putStringArrayList  elist   eList    Frag2 dv   new Frag2    dv setArguments bundl   FragmentTransaction ft   getFragmentManager   beginTransaction    ft replace R id the fragg dv   ft show getFragmentManager   findFragmentById R id the fragg     ft addToBackStack null   ft commit      How do I get this data in Frag2

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Eg  Add data -      Bundle bundle   new Bundle       bundle putString  latitude   latitude      bundle putString  longitude   longitude      bundle putString  board id   board id      MapFragment mapFragment   new MapFragment       mapFragment setArguments bundle     Eg  Get data  -   String latitude    getArguments   getString  latitude

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Just call getArguments   in your Frag2 s onCreateView   method   public class Frag2 extends Fragment         public View onCreateView LayoutInflater inflater           ViewGroup containerObject           Bundle savedInstanceState              here is your arguments          Bundle bundle getArguments                here is your list array          String   myStrings bundle getStringArray  elist

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in Frag1   Bundle b   new Bundle     b putStringArray  arrayname that use to retrive in frag2  StringArrayObject    Frag2 setArguments b     in Frag2   Bundle b   getArguments     String   stringArray   b getStringArray  arrayname that passed in frag1      It s that simple

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If you are using navigation components and navigation graph create a bundle like this val bundle   bundleOf KEY to VALUE     or whatever you would like to create the bundle  then when navigating to the other fragment use this  findNavController   navigate          R id action navigate from frag1 to frag2          bundle        and when you land the destination fragment u can access that bundle using Bundle b   getArguments     in Java  or val b   arguments   in kotlin

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for those like me who are looking to send objects other than primitives   since you can t create a parameterized constructor in your fragment  just add a setter accessor in your fragment  this always works for me

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Instantiating the Fragment the correct way      getArguments   setArguments   methods seem very useful when it comes   to instantiating a Fragment using a static method    ie Myfragment createInstance String msg    How to do it         Fragment code  public MyFragment extends Fragment        private String displayMsg      private TextView text       public static MyFragment createInstance String displayMsg                MyFragment fragment   new MyFragment            Bundle args   new Bundle            args setString  KEY  displayMsg           fragment setArguments args               set         return fragment              Override     public void onCreate Bundle bundle                displayMsg   getArguments   getString  KEY          get              Override     public View onCreateView LayoutInlater inflater  ViewGroup parent  Bundle bundle           View view   inflater inflate R id placeholder parent false           text    TextView view findViewById R id myTextView           text setText displayMsg        show msg         returm view               Let s say you want to pass a String while creating an Instance  This   is how you will do it    MyFragment createInstance  This String will be shown in textView      Read More  1  Why Myfragment getInstance String msg  is preferred over new MyFragment String msg   2  Sample code on Fragments

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You have a method called getArguments   that belongs to Fragment class

[android] How to use setArguments() and getArguments() methods in Fragments?

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