How to use a nested navigation graph for a login flow?

Tests your ability to structure complex UI flows using Navigation Component. A great answer defines a separate login graph XML, includes it in the main graph, and navigates to the graph's ID. This encapsulates the flow, making it reusable.
This tests your ability to modularize UI flows using Android's Navigation Component. A great answer outlines creating a separate `login_nav_graph.xml`, using `<include>` in the main graph to add it, and then navigating to the nested graph's ID to initiate the flow. The key benefits are encapsulation—the main graph is unaware of the login flow's internal screens—and reusability. The biggest red flag is navigating from outside directly to a screen *inside* the nested graph, which completely defeats the purpose of encapsulation.
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