How to call the onDestroy method without passing through the onPause and onStop methods?

In Android, the Activity lifecycle is strictly controlled by the system, and the methods onPause() and onStop() are called before onDestroy() under normal conditions. Calling onDestroy() directly, bypassing onPause() and onStop(), is not possible through the standard API.

However, if the application process is killed by the system (for example, due to lack of memory), onDestroy() may not be called at all. You can also call finish() to end the Activity, which will lead to a sequential call to onPause(), onStop(), and onDestroy().

Therefore, it is not possible to bypass the calls to onPause() and onStop() when onDestroy() is invoked, as doing so would break the Activity lifecycle and could lead to unpredictable application behavior.