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As an alternative to using the Graphical Layout editor to design GridLayout based user interface elements, the same objective may also be achieved by manually creating XML layout resources. Having covered the use of the graphical layout approach in the previous chapter, this chapter has covered the concepts of declaring a GridLayout and positioning and configuring child views within an XML resource file.
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