Android Loaders are used to asynchronously load data in the background and deliver results to the UI thread. They are particularly useful in the following scenarios:
Retrieving data from a database or content provider[1][3]. Loaders can efficiently load data from a database or content provider without blocking the UI thread.
Fetching data from a web service or network[1][3]. Loaders can handle network requests asynchronously and deliver the results to the UI.
Performing long-running operations[1][3]. Loaders can execute time-consuming tasks in the background and update the UI when the operation is complete.
Handling configuration changes[1][3]. Loaders can persist data across configuration changes (e.g., screen rotations) and automatically reconnect to the UI when the activity is recreated.
Avoiding duplication of data loading logic[1][3]. Loader...
