Android layouts
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This document discusses various Android layouts including linear, relative, table, grid, tab, list, and custom list views. It describes linear layouts as arranging children in a single column or row with the available space divided among them and the ability to set the orientation, gravity, and weight of children.
Android layouts
- 2. Layouts - Linear Layout - Relative Layout - Table Layout - Grid View - Tab Layout -List View -Custom List View Element
- 3. Linear Layout - A Layout that arranges its children in a single column or a single row. - Available space is divided among layout children - The direction of the row can be set by calling setOrientation() or through XML using “android:orientation="vertical"”. - You can also specify gravity, which specifies the alignment of all the child elements by calling setGravity() or specify that specific children grow to fill up any remaining space in the layout by setting the weight member ofLinearLayout.LayoutParams. - The default orientation is horizontal.