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hello all welcome to my channel in this video i will show you how to change the background color of a button using xml as well as using the code so first of all i just want to change the background color of this button that is using xml so here you can use the property that is background retained in earlier android version people are using the background property suppose if you are using the background and if you pass here that is a hash for example f00 then this background color red will not be affected over here in this button why because in material design they have changed the property and the property is background paint so whenever you write here background tint and if you pass the color that is red then the color will be changed so using xml you can use the property that is background tint now using the code i want to change the color of this button so id of this button is button number two so you can move to your main activity dot kotlin file here you can write variable b1 is e