On Android Studio do i have to retrieve value of a string token, use getResources.getString() ; syntax is: String greeting = getResources().getString(R.string.hello); R is automatically generated and string is a static class, hello is the name of the string in strings.xml and also declare Define a variable (global) in onSaveInstanceState, increment it by 1 and save it to the bundle; in onRestoreInstanceState, set variable to the value stored in the bundle and print it to the log file???

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For each callback events (onCreate(), onStart() ), record what callback event was triggered in the log(use Log.d); the message that is written to log should be defined in strings.xml and getResources.getString() should be used to retrieve the message

Implement onSaveInstanceState and onRestoreInstanceState to track the number of times onSaveInstanceState is being called, in onRestoreInstanceState, print the value to the log file

Tag for Log statement should also be defined in strings.xml and set using getResources.getString()