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How to put bottom navigation bar above the navigation drawer?

I'm new to coding and I want to implement a navigation drawer wherein there is a bottom navigation bar above it not below. I'm making a drawer similar to discord's navigation drawer. Can somebody teach me a few tricks? thankyou

You can implement bottom navigation bar and navigation drawer in one component. This component is BottomAppBar.
Click here to learn about bottom appbars

Cardview is not setted fully under the nav drawer menu toggle icon

This is the by default coded navigation drawer activity and i can't find the actionbardrawertoggle code . I implemented the search cardview over the appbar and under drawertoggle icon But, the cardview is not settled fully over the app bar under navdrawer icon.
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Adding a search view is actually very easy in Android as it has inbuilt support for it. Go through the Search view functionality provided by android for more details.
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/search/search-dialog.html

How to create a horizontal drawer?

How do I create a horizontal drawer in Android? I have a button which is supposed to show a navbar which slides from the top like a drawer. How do I achieve this? I am new to Android guys, please help.

How to make navigation drawer opens when you click the floating action button

Hello I am trying to create onClickListener for floationg action button in such a way that when I click on it,Is going to open my navigation drawer.
Thank you

Try this
drawer.openDrawer(GravityCompat.START);

You can use material Template to implement Navigation drawer in Android Studio
http://androidshenanigans.blogspot.in/2015/03/material-design-template.html

Apply navigation drawer show/hide mecanism to sidebar layout

I have a layout at the right side of the screen that I would like to hide and show by dragging in a navigation drawer fashion but I don't want it to be a navigation layout, just the usual layout. Can this be done? How exactly?

Yes this can be done. One way would be to implement gestures. (http://developer.android.com/training/gestures/detector.html) Probably overriding and using onScroll would work best. Basically when that method is called you can then either animate the navigation view into the current view port, or adjust the view location as you drag left/right.