Consider a real-world example to understand the need to pass data to other apps. Assume you plan to watch a movie in a nearby cinema with your friends, and you book the tickets using an app. When you’ve booked the tickets, you might want to share the booking details such as the film’s name and show time, the cinema’s location, etc., with your friends.
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Passing Data Outside Your App
To pass data outside your app, you must use an Intent. You use an Intent in Android to tell the system to perform some action from a component of the same or different app(s); the most common one is to start an Activity. Intents are of various types and can perform different actions based on their action type.
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