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Programming for Android is the term Intent as it is adequately to translate into Russian?
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In dictionaries it is translated as: intention, intent, purpose, desire. But what I do not understand how to put this in context. Yes, and Activities, how the
Activity
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Activities
, not much sound
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In agent systems, afaik, translated as
intention
. And the point here exactly, so I vote for this option :)
\r
There is still a trace
of the intension
, but its semantics is solidly scored for them, so that's no good.
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Slipped topic about book in Russian —
habrahabr.ru/blogs/mobiledev/105590/
It is free to look at the contents:
www.bhv.ru/books/full_contents.php?id=187679
It uses the terms "activity" and "intent".
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Let the met version of Google translate that for you:
translate.google.com/?hl=ru#en/ru/intent
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Better to avoid confusion, do not translate.
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Activity more or Bezdna can be understood as an activity, but Intent — how already established term that it is better to tranzitirovat...
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