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问题 I would like to change hardcoded values in my code. I would like the code to replace and change hardcoded values based on the number of times it runs. Beginning with: x=1 The next time, after I run it, in the code itself, I would like to see in the code editor: x=2 It will automatically change the values of the code without human input, so the third time its run: x=3 And this is all done just by the script running, no human interaction whatsoever. Is there an easy way? 回答1: You can simply

问题 I'm just wondering what the benefits/overheads are for using @string rather than hard coding strings within the actual Java code... For Example: // To get the string resource: getActivity.setTitle(getString(R.string.my_string)); Is this the best practice for Things like Actionbar titles, Dynamically created button text, ect... Or should I just do this: // Hardcoded string getActivity.setTitle("My String"); I know there will be a bit more overhead doing it the first way.. Just not sure what