If I have this variable activity.getString(R.string.urlService); in my strings.xml in android, and I use this variable 3 times in my code. How many times android read string.xml file? When the android application start the content is upload to memory and is set in the context, and is read once?
How many times android, read to string.xml when a string is obtained?
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This will get the string 3 times. When i say get the string, i mean a reference to the string that is defined in strings.xml. There is no efficiency benefits here. Infact doing
and using
myStringis more efficient than callingactivity.getString3 times. But this is very very negligible! And the benefits of usingstrings.xmlfar outweigh the cons.Then why use strings.xml?
The beauty of strings.xml is that it makes your life extremely easy when it comes to
Localization. Let's say you want your app translated to 10 other languages. All you need to do, is give your strings.xml file to the translator (which google provides by the way for a price), and the translator will give you 10 strings.xml in 10 different languages. You place the english strings.xml invalues-en/, the Spanish ones invalues-es/and so on.