A step by Step on how to develop a simple Android application using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Develop a basic app with multiple activities.

Requirements:$($please provide source codes$)$

App Overview

You will build a basic note$-$taking app named "QuickNotes." The app will have the following features:

A home screen displaying a list of notes.

A screen to create a new note.

A screen to view and edit an existing note.

Activities and Navigation

Home Activity:

Displays a list of notes using a LazyColumn.

Each note item displays a title and a truncated content preview.

Includes a Floating Action Button $($FAB$)$ to navigate to the Create Note Activity.

Create Note Activity:

Contains input fields for the note title and note content.

Includes a save button to save the note and return to the Home Activity.

View$/$Edit Note Activity

Displays the selected note's title and content.

Allows the user to edit the note.

Includes a save button to save the changes and return to the Home Activity.

Jetpack Compose UI Elements

Home Activity:

Use LazyColumn for the list of notes.

Use Card for individual note items.

Use FloatingActionButton for the add note button.

Create Note Activity:

Use Column to arrange input fields vertically.

Use TextField for the note title and content.

Use Button for the save action

View$/$Edit Note Activity

Similar to Create Note Activity but pre$-$filled with existing note data.

Additional Requirements

App Architecture:

For simplicity, use a basic architecture without MVVM for this assignment.

Create a Note data class.

Use basic Kotlin collections to manage the list of notes.

Kotlin Basics:

Implement basic Kotlin programming concepts such as variables, control structures, functions, and classes.

Use Kotlin collections to manage the list of notes.

Setup and Environment:

Ensure Android Studio is set up to use Kotlin.

Target Android $14($API Level $34)$ or higher for your application