ICT 2612
Year 2026
Assignment 2
COMPLETE GUIDE AND SOURCE CODE
SPLIT THE BILL ANDROID APP
DUE 06 JULY 2026
,Looking for high-quality, fully
coded software and Android
projects? You’ve come to the
right place. I provide
professional grade development,
specializing in Java, clean UI
design, and fully functional
applications. Whether you need a
custom app built from scratch,
debugging, or optimized scripts,
I deliver fast, reliable, and
top-tier code. Let’s get your
project running perfectly!
,IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER & SUBMISSION GUIDE!!
Follow Official UNISA Instructions Exactly Please ensure you follow the exact instructions
provided in your official UNISA ICT 2612 Assignment 2 brief. The guidelines in your tutorial
letter always override any external advice. Double-check that you have met strict
requirements, such as:
• Naming your application exactly as requested (e.g., S followed by your student
number).
• Using the correct South African date format (DD-MON-YYYY).
• Not changing the name of MainActivity.java.
2. For Guidance and Educational Purposes Only The code snippets, functions, and logic
provided in this guide are strictly for guidance and educational purposes only. They are
designed to help you understand the core concepts of Android development, Object-
Oriented Programming, and Java syntax.
3. DO NOT COPY AND PASTE You must not copy and paste this code word-for-word into your
final assignment submission. University grading systems use advanced plagiarism checkers. If
you submit this exact code, it will be flagged, and you run a high risk of receiving a mark of
zero (0) for academic dishonesty.
4. Write Your Own Code To safely use this guide, you should:
• Type the code out yourself to build muscle memory.
• Understand what every line does.
• Change variable names to your own style (e.g., instead of btnStart, use
startAppButton).
• Design your own unique XML layout (move things around, change text sizes).
• Write your own unique comments explaining the code in your own words.
,Make sure you do a final
read-through of your UNISA
tutorial letter before you
hit submit. You've got the
skills to build this yourself
now Good Luck!
,App Images (Screenshots)
,
Year 2026
Assignment 2
COMPLETE GUIDE AND SOURCE CODE
SPLIT THE BILL ANDROID APP
DUE 06 JULY 2026
,Looking for high-quality, fully
coded software and Android
projects? You’ve come to the
right place. I provide
professional grade development,
specializing in Java, clean UI
design, and fully functional
applications. Whether you need a
custom app built from scratch,
debugging, or optimized scripts,
I deliver fast, reliable, and
top-tier code. Let’s get your
project running perfectly!
,IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER & SUBMISSION GUIDE!!
Follow Official UNISA Instructions Exactly Please ensure you follow the exact instructions
provided in your official UNISA ICT 2612 Assignment 2 brief. The guidelines in your tutorial
letter always override any external advice. Double-check that you have met strict
requirements, such as:
• Naming your application exactly as requested (e.g., S followed by your student
number).
• Using the correct South African date format (DD-MON-YYYY).
• Not changing the name of MainActivity.java.
2. For Guidance and Educational Purposes Only The code snippets, functions, and logic
provided in this guide are strictly for guidance and educational purposes only. They are
designed to help you understand the core concepts of Android development, Object-
Oriented Programming, and Java syntax.
3. DO NOT COPY AND PASTE You must not copy and paste this code word-for-word into your
final assignment submission. University grading systems use advanced plagiarism checkers. If
you submit this exact code, it will be flagged, and you run a high risk of receiving a mark of
zero (0) for academic dishonesty.
4. Write Your Own Code To safely use this guide, you should:
• Type the code out yourself to build muscle memory.
• Understand what every line does.
• Change variable names to your own style (e.g., instead of btnStart, use
startAppButton).
• Design your own unique XML layout (move things around, change text sizes).
• Write your own unique comments explaining the code in your own words.
,Make sure you do a final
read-through of your UNISA
tutorial letter before you
hit submit. You've got the
skills to build this yourself
now Good Luck!
,App Images (Screenshots)
,
