How to use Recyclerview And GridLayoutManager in 📱 Android 📱 Studio With Java

RecyclerView
RecyclerView is the ViewGroup that contains the views corresponding to your data. It's a view itself, so you add RecyclerView into your layout the way you would add any other UI element. After the view holder is created, the RecyclerView binds it to its data. You define the view holder by extending RecyclerView The RecyclerView class extends the ViewGroup class and implements ScrollingView interface. It is introduced in Marshmallow. It is an advanced version of the ListView with improved performance and other benefits RecyclerView has greater support for LayoutManagement including vertical lists, horizontal lists, grids and staggered grids. ListView only supports vertical lists. ListView starts by default with dividers between items and requires customisation to add decorations.
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GridLayoutManager
When creating a recyclerview with a gridlayout layout manager you have to specify the span count in the constructor. Span count refers to the number of columns. This is fairly clunky and doesn't take into account larger screen sizes or screen orientation

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