LAYOUTS IN SKETCHWARE

Hello Friends today I will give you my little tips on making use of Layouts in Sketchware. This is part of my first series on Basic Features in Sketchware.

Layouts are basic widgets in android development. They serve as containers for other widgets (Views). In Sketchware there are two types of Layouts: Vertical Linear Layout and Horizontal Linear Layout.


1.Vertical Linear Layouts:

Vertical Linear Layouts are used to hold other views or widgets in a vertical state or order(from top to bottom).see picture for more understanding.

2.Horizontal Linear Layouts:

Horizontal Linear Layouts enables developers to arrange other views or widgets horizontal or inline state(from left to right).see picture for more.

There are many more layouts in android developments which we did not mention, Such as FrameLayout,Relative Layouts. To get more topic please contact us.

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