Guest list layout

<LinearLayout
    android:orientation="vertical"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content">
 
    <TextView
        android:text="Guest List"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content" />
 
    <TextView
        android:text="Kunal"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content" />
 
</LinearLayout>

ViewGroup(LinearLayout) orientation is vertical means all child views inside of LinearLayout view group position in vertical on screen of android device.
android:layout_width="wrap_content": It set the width of view group to content inside of it simply wrap all smaller views inside of it
android;layout_height="wrap_content": It set the height of view group to content height inside of LinearLayout contains

La orientación que se eligio es lineal, vertical
El recuadro que esta detras del texto se acomoda a su largo y ancho
Las vistas de texto son hermanos

parent view is linear and it has 2 child views. Opening and closing of parent view and child view is same i.e. through angle braces and forth slash.

The parent group (LinearLayout) has three configurations: orientation is vertical and width and height layouts that are both wrap content. Both of TextViews have width and height layouts set to wrap content and a text config thats contains the text thats appears on the screen.

1. Linear layout is a viewGroup. its orientation is in vertical fashion.
2. one of the child group is a textGroup.
   3)Other child group is also a textgroup.

• existen un ViewGroups padre con 2 vistas (TextView )
• se determina la posición ( android:orientation="vertical")
• al ancho y alto de la vista padre esta determinada en ("wrap_content") para que le contenido se ajutes.

1. I prefer Relative layout over LinearLayout after using

• Parent view orientation is set as vertical to allow for vertical stacking
• Each text views are placed according to the order they are given in the parent layout
• Parent view is LinearLayout

1- ViewGroupe is LinearLayout
2- orientation vertical
3- two child

1. ViewGroup it's a element "LinearLayout".
2. The sentence indicates that the orientation of the childs contained within the ViewGroup, wil be aligned vertically.
3. The 2 childs elements are "TextView".

1,there is no forward slash at the top lineaylayout 2,new atribiut android:orientation="vertical" 3,the linearlayout at the bottom starts with </

This XML code defines a vertical LinearLayout containing two TextView elements, one displaying "Guest List" and the other displaying "Kunal". Each element's width and height are set to wrap their respective content.

1. Linear Layout is Vertical
2. Their are two TextViews
3. Linear Layout is group view

1. Text Views are not centered,
2. View Group not identified due to no background color,
3. No spacing between Text views.

,there is no forward slash at the top lineaylayout

The code starts with opening tag
the code includes new attribute called : android:orientation
The code has two TextViews as siblings
the code ends with closing tag

View GROUP is linear layout
Vertical Orientation
Two Text view

The parent[LinearLayout] has two TextView as the children and oriented vertical

parent view on the LinearLayout has two TextView and Children and Oriented Vertical

1. There is new linear layout keyword.
2. There is new android orientation attribute.
3. There are two text views inside the linear layout.

1. There is new linear layout keyword.
2. There is new android orientation attribute.
3. There are two text views inside the linear layout.

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One parent view: LinearLayout
Two children views: TextView
Linear layout orientation: vertical Height and width: wrap content

Separate opening and closing tag used
Parent view is in Linear layout and Vertical orientation
Within it are 2 child TextViews
Width and Height of both parent and child views is set to automatically resize by the special code wrap_content

linearLayout is a parent view
TextView is a child

1. one parent view group
2. two child view

View group is a LinearLayout : parent
LinearLayout have orientation : vertical
LinearLayout have heigth and width : wrap_content

ViewGroup it's a element "LinearLayout".
The sentence indicates that the orientation of the childs contained within the ViewGroup, wil be aligned vertically.
The 2 childs elements are "TextView".

What the difference between linearLayout and textView

TextView

· What it is: A widget for displaying text.
· Purpose: Shows text on the screen (like labels, messages, titles).
· Analogy: A single picture frame that holds a photo (text).
· Example usage:

<TextView
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:text="Hello World!" />

LinearLayout

· What it is: A layout container for organizing other views.
· Purpose: Arranges child views in a single row (horizontal) or column (vertical).
· Analogy: A shelf that holds multiple picture frames (TextViews, Buttons, etc.) in a line.
· Example usage:

<LinearLayout
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:orientation="vertical">
    
    <TextView android:text="First Item"/>
    <TextView android:text="Second Item"/>
    <Button android:text="Click Me"/>
    
</LinearLayout>

Key Differences

Aspect TextView LinearLayout
Type View (widget) ViewGroup (container)
Purpose Display text Arrange other views
Children Cannot have child views Can contain multiple child views
Common Use Labels, messages, titles Organizing UI elements linearly