Android VK API How to get information about a user's friend by id?

Question

Android

I manage to get the list of required fields by friends via

VKApi.friends().get(VKParameters.from(VKApiConst.FIELDS,"id,first_name,last_name,photo_100,photo_max_orig,online,status"));

According to the vk api documentation, the list of available fields in the request for friends().get() is limited, and I need to display each friend, for example, the number of his friends.
I am trying to do it like this:

VKRequest request = VKApi.users().get(VKParameters.from(VKid,VKApiConst.FIELDS,"counters"));
request.executeWithListener(new VKRequest.VKRequestListener() {
            @Override
            public void onComplete(VKResponse response) {
                super.onComplete(response);
                VKList list =  (VKList) response.parsedModel;
                String s = list.get(0).fields.toString();
            }
        });

but the debugger shows that there is only one entry in the list, and the string s contains information about me (that is, about the current current user).
The documentation describes that you can pass user IDs to users().get() , and if there are none, data about the current user is returned by default. The friend id I am passing in is initialized correctly.
Perhaps I somehow incorrectly pass the id of the user I'm interested in to users().get(), or I misunderstand the true purpose of this method.
I also can't find examples using users().get() in the way I want.
I would like to see a working example that implements my request.

Answer 1

Maybe I'm somehow incorrectly passing the id of the user I'm interested in to users().get()

Where is user_ids actually in your code?
users.get

Answer 2

To see a working example for any request - you want a lot, learn to work with documentation and learn how to debug, the VK SDK for Android is just a "wrapper" for the usual VK API that works via HTTP (except for the procedure for obtaining a token, which is simplified on android) , therefore, also use the documentation for this API, and use the sniffer and the source code of the "wrapper" to debug it and understand what is being parsed and where.