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Answer» Android supports FOUR DIALOG boxes. They are: - AlertDialog:
- The AlertDialog supports 0-3 BUTTONS, along with a list of selectable items such as checkboxes and radio buttons.
- It is used when you want to ask the user about taking a decision between YES or no in response to any particular action taken by the user, by remaining in the same activity and without changing the screen.
- DatePickerDialog:
- It is used for selecting the date by the user.
- TimePickerDialog:
- Used for selecting the time by the user.
- ProgressDialog:
- It is an extension of the AlertDialog and is used to display a progress bar. It also supports the addition of buttons.
- This CLASS was deprecated in API level 26 because it prevents the user from interacting with the application. Instead of this class, we can use a progress indicator such as ProgressBar, which can be embedded in the user interface of your application.
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