What’s the difference between not-running, inactive, active, background and suspended execution states?
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Answer Posted / Narendra Kumar Tiwari
Not-running: The app is not currently installed on the device.nInactive: The app is on the home screen but not open.nActive: The user is actively interacting with the app.nBackground: The user has navigated away from the app, but it remains in memory.nSuspended: The system temporarily stops the app's execution to free up resources.
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