> the regular way is like getString(R.string.my_cart); but i wan't to have it
> like: getString("my_cart"); because i just have the key.
Use getResources().getIdentifier() to convert the String into a
resource ID. This uses reflection under the covers, so please cache
the looked-up ID.
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