> Another option is to skip the ListFragment and use a ListView directly
> instead. You only need to use ListFragment if the same list (and
> related logic) should be displayed in two different activities.
Or if the list needs to be a Fragment for other reasons (e.g., to
participate in the tab navigation in the action bar). Right now, there
are few of these, but I suspect that there will be more of those
Fragment dependencies in the future.
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