Solution of Image Id is not recognised by Glide library in android studio

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Recently i was go through one problem that Image Id was not recognised by Glide library.

I have searched for this problem on Stackoverflow and many other websites on Google. But at the end i don't get any solution. Then i started searching on Youtube but unfortunately i don't get any solution😓.


So, i started to read each and every comment of all solution videos which were related to this topic.

and eventually i found the solution which was suggested by one user and with the help of that my code worked properly without any error.


Here i am providing the solution so that you don't need to waste your time like me 😊.

I am Getting the error in the below highlighted part.




Step-1:- Go to the build.gradle(app)


                                                  Step-2:- After that find the dependencies{ }




Inside the dependencies you have to paste the three dependencies which is shown in above image.

After that sync your build.gradle and you are good to go. (Don't forget to do this )

For your convenience i have also given those three dependencies below so just copy it and paste in your android studio.

apply plugin: 'com.android.application'
apply plugin: 'kotlin-android'
apply plugin: 'kotlin-android-extensions'

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