LinearLayout vs. RelativeLayout vs. FrameLayout

This tests your knowledge of fundamental View layouts and performance trade-offs. Define LinearLayout (single axis), RelativeLayout (relative positioning), and FrameLayout (stacking), giving a clear use case for each.
This tests your knowledge of fundamental Android View layouts, performance implications (nesting vs. flat hierarchies), and modern best practices. A strong answer defines LinearLayout for single-axis lists, RelativeLayout for complex relative positioning, and FrameLayout for stacking views. A major red flag is failing to mention that ConstraintLayout is now the preferred tool for complex UIs, as it creates flatter, more performant view hierarchies than nested alternatives.
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