int red = Color.RED; int alphaRed = Color.argb(100, Color.red(red), Color.green(red), Color.blue(red));
int blue = Color.BLUE; int alphaBlue = Color.argb(150, Color.red(blue), Color.green(blue), Color.blue(blue)); int pink = Color.rgb(255,192,203); int alphaPink = Color.argb(50, Color.red(pink), Color.green(pink), Color.blue(pink)); int mixedColor = ColorUtils.blendARGB(alphaBlue, alphaPink, 0.5f);This code creates two colors with different alpha values: alphaBlue with an alpha value of 150, and alphaPink with an alpha value of 50. The colors are then mixed using the 'blendARGB' method from the ColorUtils library, which takes three arguments: the two colors to mix, and a float value between 0 and 1 that determines the mixing ratio. Here, we are using a ratio of 0.5f, which means the resulting color will be a halfway blend of the two original colors with their respective alpha values. Package libraries: - android.graphics - androidx.core.graphics. ColorUtils