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Description: The Fragment API is used to manage and manipulate data fragments within an application. This programming interface allows developers to break down large volumes of information into more manageable parts, known as fragments. Each fragment can be treated independently, facilitating its manipulation, updating, and display. The Fragment API is particularly useful in applications that […]