[Turn] Comparison between Fragment's life cycle and activity

Official website help documentation link:
 http://developer.android.com/guide/components/fragments.html

Mainly look at two pictures, and run the code

1. Fragment's life cycle 

          

Second, the comparison with the Activity life cycle

     

Scene demo: switch to this Fragment

11-29 14:26:35.095: D/AppListFragment(7649): onAttach
11-29 14:26:35.095: D/AppListFragment(7649): onCreate
11-29 14:26:35.095: D/AppListFragment(7649): onCreateView
11-29 14:26:35.100: D/AppListFragment(7649): onActivityCreated
11-29 14:26:35.120: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStart
11-29 14:26:35.120: D/AppListFragment(7649) : onResume

Screen goes off:

11-29 2:27:35.185: D/AppListFragment(7649): onPause
11-29 2:27:35.205: D/AppListFragment(7649): onSaveInstanceState
11-29 2:27:35.205: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStop

 

screen unlock

11-29 14:33:13.240: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStart
11-29 14:33:13.275: D/AppListFragment(7649): onResume

 

Switch to other Fragment:
11-29 14:33:33.655: D/AppListFragment(7649): onPause
11-29 14:33:33.655: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStop
11-29 14:33:33.660: D/ AppListFragment(7649): onDestroyView

 

Switch back to its own Fragment:

11-29 14:33:55.820: D/AppListFragment(7649): onCreateView
11-29 14:33:55.825: D/AppListFragment(7649): onActivityCreated
11-29 14:33:55.825: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStart
11-29 14:33:55.825: D/AppListFragment(7649): onResume

back to desktop

11-29 2:34:26.590: D/AppListFragment(7649): onPause
11-29 2:34:26.880: D/AppListFragment(7649): onSaveInstanceState
11-29 2:34:26.880: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStop

back to application

11-29 14:36:51.940: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStart
11-29 14:36:51.940: D/AppListFragment(7649): onResume

 

Exit the app

11-29 14:37:03.020: D/AppListFragment(7649): onPause
11-29 14:37:03.155: D/AppListFragment(7649): onStop
11-29 14:37:03.155: D/AppListFragment(7649): onDestroyView
11-29 14:37:03.165: D/AppListFragment(7649): onDestroy
11-29 14:37:03.165: D/AppListFragment(7649): onDetach

 

It has more life cycles than Activity, and it is completely connected to Activity, so everyone can make good use of it.

 

From: http://blog.csdn.net/forever_crying/article/details/8238863

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