Learn the best practices for implementing Safe Args in Android navigation to ensure type-safe argument passing between destinations, enhancing code quality and application stability.
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// Example of using Safe Args in a navigation graph
// Navigating with Safe Args
// In FirstFragment.kt
val action = FirstFragmentDirections.actionFirstFragmentToSecondFragment("Hello, Safe Args!")
findNavController().navigate(action);
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