AndroidViewModel vs ViewModel

Question

With the introduction of the Android Architecture Components library, several new classes were introduced, including AndroidViewModel and ViewModel

Answer 1

Finally I got something a simpler explanation, a bit...... ...The AndroidViewModel class is a subclass of ViewModel and similar to them, they are designed to store and manage UI-related data are responsible to prepare & provide data for UI and automatically allow data to survive configuration change.

The only difference with AndroidViewModel is it comes with the application context, which is helpful if you require context to get a system service or have a similar requirement. the bold text makes it clearer to sense it.