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I am currently working on an Android Studio project with a minimum API version of 17 (JellyBean), so I cannot use the java.time package. Instead, I am using the ThreeTen backport for Android (com.jakewharton.threetenabp:threetenabp:1.1.0).
My problem is that every class in com.threeten.bp matches one in java.time, and I find that it is very easy to accidentally import the wrong class, since the auto-complete popup shows the java.time option first. I need a way to just remove that java.time package from my project, or at least tell Android Studio to ignore it. Is it possible to do that?
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Go to app > res > values > right-click > New > Value Resource File and name it as strings. Now, we have to choose qualifiers as Locale from the available list and select the language as Hindi from the drop-down list. Below is the picture of the steps to be performed.
You can disable auto-import classes of this package. Add java.time into:
Editor--> General --> Auto import --> exclude from import and completion
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