What's the difference for creating an Intent with context between getApplicationContext() or activity

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What's the difference for creating an Intent with context between getApplicationContext() or activity



We always create an Intent with context


Intent intent = Intent(context, SomeClass.class)



I can use this(activity) or getActivity(fragment) as context, in some situations I can use getApplicationContext.



My question is what't the difference for Intent under there two circumstances?





stackoverflow.com/a/14658478/527808
– dilix
Aug 6 at 14:08




1 Answer
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getApplicationContext() is giving application context but context is giving current activity context.I hope its help you.





But for that Intent?
– BollMose
Aug 7 at 2:18





you can use onActivityResult() for R&D
– kundan kamal
Aug 7 at 6:18






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