How to Fix Android’s Resources. NotFoundException

The Resources.NotFoundException in Android occurs when the app tries to access resources like strings, layouts, or drawables that cannot be found, potentially due to issues like typos, mismatched IDs, or hardcoded resource identifiers. Solutions include checking for typos in resource files, switching to View Binding for safer code, avoiding hardcoded resource IDs by using R.class references, and using Android Studio's refactoring tools for renaming resources. Occasionally, build errors can also cause this exception, which can be resolved by cleaning and rebuilding the project. To preemptively address these errors, best practices recommend organizing resources with clear naming conventions and utilizing Android Studio’s code completion features. Furthermore, tools like Rollbar can be employed for real-time error tracking to manage and analyze resource-related crashes in production environments effectively.