java - OkHttp in android for making network requests -

What am I trying to do? ::

I try

What did I do ::

• I have read their document
• I did the project I have downloaded and added JR
• I use my sample code

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  from MyCode :

  Main activity. Java

    Import android.app.Activity; Importroid.os.Bundle; Import android.util.log; Import com.squareup.okhttp.OkHttpClient; Import com.squareup.okhttp.internal.http.Request; Import com.squareup.okhttp.internal.http.Response; Public class increases main activity activity {@ Override Protected Zero to Create (Bundle Saved Instantstate) {Super.New (Saved Instantstate); SetContentView (R.layout.activity_main); Request request = new request the creator (). Url ("https://raw.github.com/square/okhttp/master/README.md") .build (); Feedback feedback = client.execute (request); Log D. ("Answer", reaction.boo (). String ()); }}   
   
    is facing an error  ::  
   in line  response = client.execute (request );  I am getting the error like this:  
   
   The customer can not be resolved in a variable   
   How to solve it! > 
   {update}  
    Expands public class main activity (OKHTP Client Client = New OKHTP Client (); @ Override Protected Zero (Creates Bundle InstantState) {Super .Net (savedinstenstate); setContentView (R.layout.activity_main); request request = new request.bilder () .url ("https://raw.github.com/square/okhttp/master/README.md" ) .build (); Response feedback = client.execute (request); Log D. ("Answer", reaction.bio (). String ());}}   
   Now I am facing the error:  
   
   line  feedback feedback = client Execute (request);  as the method execution (request) type OkHttpClient     
   
   is undefined for 
   
   The method executed (request) is required for OkHttpClient   
   You are receiving this exception because no such method .  for execute (request )  OkHttpClient . Instead, it is applied to the  call  object, which is achieved by using the  OkHttpClient  object as follows:  
    call calls = Client.NewColl (request); Feedback response = call.execute ();   
   I think you should use  
    feedback feedback = client.newCall (request). Execute ();  Response = instead of client.execute (request)