Layout managers are extensions of the ViewGroup class used to position child controls for your UI. Layouts can be nested, letting you create arbitrarily complex interfaces using a combination of layouts.
-FrameLayout: The simplest of the Layout Managers, the Frame Layout simply pins each child view to the top left corner. Adding multiple children stacks each new child on top of the one before, with each new View obscuring the last.
-LinearLayout: A Linear Layout aligns each child View in either a vertical or a horizontal line. A vertical layout has a column of Views, while a horizontal layout has a row of Views. The Linear Layout manager enables you to specify a ‘‘weight’’ for each child View that controls the relative size of each within the available space.
- RelativeLayout: The most flexible of the native layouts, the Relative Layout lets you define the positions of each child View relative to the others and to the screen boundaries.
-TableLayout: The Table Layout lets you lay out Views using a grid of rows and columns. Tables can span multiple rows and columns, and columns can be set to shrink or grow.
- Gallery: A Gallery Layout displays a single row of items in a horizontally scrolling list.
-FrameLayout: The simplest of the Layout Managers, the Frame Layout simply pins each child view to the top left corner. Adding multiple children stacks each new child on top of the one before, with each new View obscuring the last.
-LinearLayout: A Linear Layout aligns each child View in either a vertical or a horizontal line. A vertical layout has a column of Views, while a horizontal layout has a row of Views. The Linear Layout manager enables you to specify a ‘‘weight’’ for each child View that controls the relative size of each within the available space.
- RelativeLayout: The most flexible of the native layouts, the Relative Layout lets you define the positions of each child View relative to the others and to the screen boundaries.
-TableLayout: The Table Layout lets you lay out Views using a grid of rows and columns. Tables can span multiple rows and columns, and columns can be set to shrink or grow.
- Gallery: A Gallery Layout displays a single row of items in a horizontally scrolling list.
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