Android.Views is a package that provides a set of classes and interfaces for creating user interfaces in Android applications. In particular, the View class is the base class for all visual components in Android, such as buttons, text boxes, images, and so on. The Layout class provides a way to organize and position these components on the screen.
Example 1: RelativeLayout The RelativeLayout class lets you position child views relative to one another or to the parent view. For example:
This layout defines a TextView and a Button, where the TextView is centered in the parent view and the Button is positioned below it and centered horizontally.
Example 2: LinearLayout The LinearLayout class arranges child views either horizontally or vertically. For example:
This layout defines a TextView and a Button, where the views are arranged vertically. The orientation attribute of the LinearLayout specifies the direction of the arrangement.
The package library for Android.Views is android.view.
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