In order to perform a shared element transition, we need to :
A) Specify the same android:id attribute to the 2 views (shared views) in both the entry/exit pair of activities. Both the shared views can be of different View types.
B) Specify the same android:id attribute to the 2 views (shared views) in both the entry/exit pair of activities. Both the shared views should be of the same View types.
C) Specify the same android:transitionName attribute to the 2 views (shared views) in both the entry/exit pair of activities. Both the shared views should be of the same View types.
D) Specify the same android:sharedTransition attribute to the 2 views (shared views) in both the entry/exit pair of activities. Both the shared views should be of the different View types.

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In order to perform a shared element transition, we need to specify the same android:transitionName attribute to the 2 views (shared views) in both the entry/exit pair of activities. Both the shared views should be of the same View types. This is because the transition framework uses the transitionName attribute to match the shared views between the entry and exit transitions. Specifying the same attribute ensures that the framework can correctly identify the shared views and apply the transition animation.

In Order to Perform a Shared Element Transition, We Need