Java Uri.builder in android studio

The Uri.Builder class in Android is a utility class that can be used to construct Uri objects in a safe and efficient manner. It provides a convenient way to build Uri objects that adhere to the rules of the URI syntax, without the need to manually construct the Uri string.

Here is an example of how to use the Uri.Builder class to construct a Uri object in Android:

Uri.Builder builder = new Uri.Builder();
builder.scheme("https")
       .authority("www.example.com")
       .path("api")
       .appendPath("users")
       .appendPath("123")
       .appendQueryParameter("format", "json");
Uri uri = builder.build();

This code creates a Uri.Builder object and adds the various components of the Uri (scheme, authority, path, etc.) using the various scheme, authority, path, and appendPath methods. It also adds a query parameter using the appendQueryParameter method. Finally, it calls the build method to construct the Uri object.

You can then use the Uri object in various ways, such as using it to send a request to a web server or to open a webpage in a browser.

Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, uri);
startActivity(intent);