[Solved] I have around 1000 different activities in my Android App. How can I jump to a random activity?

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Although this is terrible, I’ll still show a possible way to do this. But just remember, this is TERRIBLE.

You can store all the activity classes in an ArrayList.

ArrayList<Class<Activity>> activities = new ArrayList<> ();

And then you add all the activities into the ArrayList. Yeah, I know, this part is tedious. For example,

 activities.add (Activity1.class);

And then you create a Random called rand and use that to access an element in the list:

list.get (rand.nextInt (list.size()));

Here is another “better” way to do it, but it’s still kinda bad. I strongly advise you to store teh questions in a database. Anyway, here’s the better-but-still-bad method.

You create a question class:

public class Question  {
    //here you can put correctAnswer, questionText etc
}

After that, you make an ArrayList of Questions i.e. ArrayList<Question>.

ArrayList<Question> questions = new ArrayList<> ();

And still, you need to add 1000 questions to the array list. Then you can just use a Random to access it.

When you want to display a question in one activity, you can just putExtra in Intent before starting the activity. putExtra basically passes some “parameter” thingys to the activity. Then in the activity, you can just get the “Extra” and use the Question object to display. e.g. set the text of a TextView to the question text.

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