Togle is an unofficial term in the English language. In some contexts, it may be used to refer to a switch or a switchable item. But in many cases, it refers to a noun or a verb. Here are some of the definitions of the word “togle.”

First used as a fastener in the 18th century, togle is a word that has many different meanings, but most commonly refers to an object that can toggle between two different states. Computers, for instance, can be toggled on and off. However, toggling also has figurative meanings.

A toggle can be hardware or software. A hardware toggle can be a key on a keyboard. A toggle can enable or disable a feature, such as Caps Lock. In software, a toggle can be a key on a computer that can toggle between two settings or several menu options. Toggling is commonly used in software applications. It can be useful in learning a foreign language or switching between settings.

Toggle buttons can be defined in your app’s XML file. You can declare multiple toggle buttons in a single layout, but you must have an activity hosting layout to make them behave as a group. To do this, you must implement the onClick event handler for the toggle button.