I$$m making a program in Android Studio with Kotlin, where I need to get the user$$s updated location.

According to the documentation, this is how one should make a LocationRequest:

val locationRequest $=$ LocationRequest.Builder$()$

$.$setIntervalMillis$(10000)$

$.$setFastestIntervalMillis$(5000)$

$.$setPriority$($LocationRequest$.$PRIORITY$\_$HIGH$\_$ACCURACY$)$

$.$build$()$

However, Android Studio gives me an error if I don$$t include a number in the parentheses after Builder. So mine has to look like this in order for there to not be an error:

locationRequest $=$ LocationRequest.Builder$(5000)$

$.$setPriority$($PRIORITY$\_$HIGH$\_$ACCURACY$)$

$.$setMinUpdateIntervalMillis$(100)$

$//.$setMinUpdateDistanceMeters$(1000$F$)$

$.$build$()$

My app works if the user chooses $$Precise location$($as in the code above$),$ but the problem occurs when I$$m trying to make a LocationRequest for $$Approximate location$$ with the code below:

locationRequest $=$ LocationRequest.Builder$(5000)$

$.$setPriority$($PRIORITY$\_$BALANCED$\_$POWER$\_$ACCURACY$)$

$.$setMinUpdateIntervalMillis$(100)$

$.$build$($

When I change the emulator$$s location in Android Studio, the location $($which is displayed on the app screen using composable functions$)$ is not updated. This only happens if the user chooses $$Approximate location$.$

So my problem is$,$ how do I get updates on the user$$s location if the user chooses $$Approximate location$?$

I would like to know what I$$m doing wrong.

I would also like to know why Android Studio tells me I need an argument inside Builder$(),$ when the documentation doesn$$t include an argument there.