* Rename Constants to Follow Kotlin Naming Conventions
>This PR refactors constant names in the project to adhere to Kotlin's UPPERCASE_SNAKE_CASE naming convention, improving code readability and maintaining consistency across the codebase.
>Renamed the following constants in LoginActivity:
>saveProgressDialog → SAVE_PROGRESS_DIALOG
>saveErrorMessage → SAVE_ERROR_MESSAGE
>saveUsername → SAVE_USERNAME
>savePassword → SAVE_PASSWORD
>Updated all references to these constants throughout the project.
* Update Project_Default.xml
* Refactor variable names to adhere to naming conventions
Renamed variables to use camel case:
-UPLOAD_COUNT_THRESHOLD → uploadCountThreshold
-REVERT_PERCENTAGE_FOR_MESSAGE → revertPercentageForMessage
-REVERT_SHARED_PREFERENCE → revertSharedPreference
-UPLOAD_SHARED_PREFERENCE → uploadSharedPreference
Renamed variables with uppercase initials to lowercase for alignment with Kotlin conventions:
-Latitude → latitude
-Longitude → longitude
-Accuracy → accuracy
Refactored the following variable names:
-NUMBER_OF_QUESTIONS → numberOfQuestions
-MULTIPLIER_TO_GET_PERCENTAGE → multiplierToGetPercentage
* Refactor Dialog View Initialization with Null-Safe Calls
This PR refactors the dialog setup code in CustomSelectorActivity to improve safety and readability by replacing explicit casts with null-safe generic calls for findViewById.
>Replaced explicit casting (as Button and as TextView) with the generic findViewById<T>() method for improved type safety.
>Added null-safety (?.) to avoid potential crashes if a view is not found in the dialog layout.
why changed:-
>Prevents runtime crashes caused by NullPointerException when a view is missing in the layout.
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