Declare new class with argument android

Here is an example of how you can declare a new class with an argument android in Java:

public class MyAndroidClass {
    private android.os.Bundle android;

    public MyAndroidClass(android.os.Bundle android) {
        this.android = android;
    }

    // methods and variables go here
}

In this example, we're declaring a new class called MyAndroidClass that takes an android.os.Bundle object as an argument in its constructor. The android variable is then stored as a private field within the class.

You can then create an instance of this class by passing an android.os.Bundle object to the constructor, like this:

android.os.Bundle bundle = new android.os.Bundle();
MyAndroidClass myAndroidClass = new MyAndroidClass(bundle);

Note that the android keyword is used to refer to the Android operating system, and the os package is part of the Android SDK.