The Reason we use onCreate(savedInstanceState) because, upon
super.onCreate() it will reach the Activity (parent class of any
activity) class to load the savedInstanceState. (beacause the demo
activity class we have created is not capable of loading the saved
state) Yeah, we normaly don't set any
Are you just asking why you are required to call super.onCreate()? If so,
you are required to call the super class of that and onStop() and onResume()
and others just to prevent apps from forgetting to call the base class
implementation and causing them to break when the platform changes in the
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