I have Activity A starting Activity B with an explicit intent. If Activity B has no constructor, I get an InstantiationException. With an empty nullary constructor, it starts up fine. Activity A (started from the debugger) has no constructor but does not give an error. Can someone explain the underlying logic behind these cases? Is the empty constructor for Activity B the "right" solution? It seems kind of kludgy and arbitrary.
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