![]() ![]() Each row within a TableLayout is occupied by a TableRow instance, which, in turn, is divided into cells, with each cell containing a single child view (which may itself be a container with multiple view children). The purpose of the TableLayout container view is to allow user interface elements to be organized on the screen in a table format consisting of rows and columns. As a result, this chapter will focus solely on the user interface design of the database application completed in the next chapter, and in doing so, take some time to introduce the basic concepts of table layouts in Android Studio. It quickly became evident, however, that the best way to implement the user interface was to make use of the Android TableLayout and TableRow views and that this topic area deserved a self-contained chapter. When the work began on the next chapter of this book ( An Android Studio SQLite Database Tutorial) it was originally intended that it would include the steps to design the user interface layout for the database example application. Purchase the fully updated Android Studio Chipmunk Edition of this publication in eBook ($29.99) or Print ($46.99) formatĪndroid Studio Chipmunk Essentials - Java Edition Print and eBook (PDF) editions contain 94 chapters and over 800 pages ![]() You are currently reading the Android Studio 1.x - Android 5 Edition of this book. ![]()
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