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Kotlin and Android Development featuring Jetpack: typo with layout_pick_players.xml filename (Location 1192 of Kindle version)
Kotlin and Android Development featuring Jetpack - the sentence says “…we can move on to layout_pick_players.xml, where we’ll wrap our…”
I think you meant to say fragment_pick_players.xml instead of layout_pick_players.xml in the sentence. (Location 1192 of Kindle version)
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mfazio23
Author of Kotlin and Android Development featuring Jetpack
Yup, you’re correct! Appreciate the heads up.
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