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ALL TYPE OF VIEW IN ANDROID

ALL TYPE OF VIEW IN ANDROID

  1. TextView - Displays text on the screen.
  2. EditText - Allows the user to input text.
  3. Button - Triggers an action when clicked.
  4. ImageButton - Similar to Button but displays an image instead of text.
  5. CheckBox - Allows the user to select one or more options.
  6. RadioButton - Allows the user to select one option from a group of options.
  7. ToggleButton - Similar to CheckBox but displays a switch instead of a checkbox.
  8. Switch - A two-state toggle button that can be on or off.
  9. ProgressBar - Displays a visual indication of a task's progress.
  10. SeekBar - Allows the user to select a value within a range.
  11. RatingBar - Allows the user to rate something by selecting a number of stars.
  12. Spinner - Displays a dropdown list of items.
  13. ListView - Displays a list of items that can be scrolled.
  14. GridView - Displays a grid of items.
  15. ScrollView - Allows the user to scroll through content that is too large to fit on the screen.
  16. HorizontalScrollView - Allows the user to scroll horizontally.
  17. WebView - Displays a web page within the app.
  18. ImageView - Displays an image.
  19. VideoView - Displays a video.
  20. SurfaceView - Allows drawing to a surface.
  21. TextureView - Displays a texture.
  22. CardView - Displays content within a card-like UI.
  23. RecyclerView - Displays a list of items with more efficient memory usage than a ListView.
  24. TabLayout - Displays tabs for navigation.
  25. NavigationView - Displays a navigation drawer for app navigation.
  26. BottomNavigationView - Displays a bottom navigation bar for app navigation.
  27. AppBarLayout - Provides a top app bar.
  28. CollapsingToolbarLayout - Allows for a collapsing toolbar effect.
  29. DrawerLayout - Provides a drawer for app navigation.
  30. CoordinatorLayout - Provides a layout that coordinates the positioning and behavior of child views.
  31. FrameLayout - A simple layout that contains a single child view.
  32. LinearLayout - Positions child views linearly, either horizontally or vertically.
  33. RelativeLayout - Positions child views relative to each other or relative to the parent.
  34. ConstraintLayout - Positions child views relative to each other or relative to the parent, with more advanced constraints than RelativeLayout.

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