Android Fragments - newInstance vs instantiate method -

Android Fragments - newInstance vs instantiate method -

are there (dis-)advantages utilize instantiate method loading new fragments? or on personal taste?

bundle args = new bundle(); args.pustring(...); args.... fragment newfragment = fragment.instantiate(this, fragmentname, args);

vs

//... newfragment instance = newfragment.newinstance(string param1, string param2); //.... public static newfragment newinstance(string param1, string param2) { newfragment fragment = new newfragment(); bundle args = new bundle(); args.putstring(arg_param1, param1); args.putstring(arg_param2, param2); fragment.setarguments(args); homecoming fragment; }

using newinstance() preferable if have arguments must provided fragment, it's easy see parameters needed, , don't have worry creating bundle , knowing keys use.

if fragment takes no arguments, avoid altogether , create default constructor, i.e. new myfragment().

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