In general, does it matter in an Activity if I put the call to
super.onResume() at the beginning or the end of my own onResume()
method?
In other words, I can do this ...
@Override
public void onResume() {
super.onResume();
// do my stuff
}
... or this ...
@Override
public void onResume() {
// do my stuff
super.onResume();
}
Does it matter which one I choose? And if so, why?
Obvously, this probably depends on what "do my stuff" actually
entails. However, I'm looking for an explanation of what
super.onResume() actually does, so I can make an intelligent decision
as to where is the best place to put it in my own onResume method.
I guess the same question would also apply to the position of
super.onPause(), super.onStart(), super.onRestart(), etc., in the
appropriate method calls, but let's at least start this discussion
with super.onResume().
Thanks in advance.
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