Below are the the difference between Android’s onCreate(), onStart(), onResume(), onPause(), onStop(), and onDestroy() lifecycle methods
onCreate(): Initializes activity, sets layout, and creates UI components. Called once.
onStart(): Activity becomes visible but not interactive yet. Prepares for user interaction. Can be called multiple times.
onResume(): Activity is in the foreground and fully interactive. Resumes paused tasks. Can be called multiple times.
onPause(): Partially obscured by another activity or dialog. Save data and stop resource-consuming tasks. Guaranteed to be called before onStop().
onStop(): Activity no longer visible. Release resources and save data. Can be called multiple times.
onDestroy(): Final cleanup before activity destroyed. Free up memory and resources. Called once.
