The setTag method in the CheckBox class allows developers to set a tag object to a CheckBox view. This can be useful for assigning data or metadata to the view, and accessing it later in code.
In this example, we first retrieve a reference to a CheckBox view with the ID "checkbox_1". We then set a tag object to the view using the setTag method. In this case, we simply set a string tag for demonstration purposes.
In this example, we retrieve the same CheckBox view as in the first example. We then call the getTag method to retrieve the tag object that was previously set. Since we set a string tag in the first example, we cast the retrieved tag object to a string and store it in the tagValue variable.
Package Library: android.widget CheckBox is part of the Android SDK's widget package, which provides a variety of UI components for building Android apps.
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