The android.widget.EditText class provides a user interface widget to allow users to enter and edit text. The setTypeface method is part of this class and is used to set the typeface of the text displayed in the EditText.
Here are some code examples using the setTypeface method:
Example 1: EditText editText = findViewById(R.id.editText); editText.setTypeface(Typeface.DEFAULT_BOLD);
In this example, the typeface of the EditText is set to default bold. This means that any text entered into this EditText will be displayed as bold.
In this example, a custom typeface is used to display the text in the EditText. The "customTypeface" is created using the createFromAsset method, which loads the font from the "myfont.ttf" file in the assets folder. The EditText will display any text entered using the custom font.
The android.widget package library contains the EditText class and other user interface widgets.
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