Which statement does not explain the fragments in android?Select one:a. An activity may contain 0 or multiple numbers of fragments based on the screen size.b. A fragment can be reused in multiple activitiesc. Fragments are used to efficiently use the space in wider screen devices.d. A fragment can't exist independently.e. The fragment lifecycle is not affected by the activity lifecycle.
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An activity may contain 0 or multiple numbers of fragments based on the screen size. - This is true. Depending on the screen size and orientation, an activity can contain multiple fragments or none at all. b. A fragment can be reused in multiple activities - This Show more…
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