title: What is the difference between the paused state and stopped state in real life context?
body: <p>What I mean by real life context is like how would you describe when an app is paused and when it is stopped to someone who doesn't know much about the android activity lifecycle (like me :D).</p>
  <p>From my understanding, when it is paused it's like if you were to open an app, do something then press the home button but you don't physically swipe away the app so it is still in the background. After you press the home button, the app is in a paused state right? or no?</p>
  <p>And when it is in a stopped state, well this part I don't know. I'm not sure what it means by when the activity is &quot;no longer visible to the user&quot; on the android Activity Lifecycle page. Is this describing something like when you've actually ended the app, pressing the square overview button and swiping away the app?</p>