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The document provides an overview of RecyclerView, highlighting its efficient item recycling, flexible layout management, and built-in animations. It compares RecyclerView to ListView, emphasizing its superior performance and customization capabilities. Key components such as ViewHolder, Adapter, and LayoutManager are discussed, along with their roles in enhancing user experience and application performance.

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The document provides an overview of RecyclerView, highlighting its efficient item recycling, flexible layout management, and built-in animations. It compares RecyclerView to ListView, emphasizing its superior performance and customization capabilities. Key components such as ViewHolder, Adapter, and LayoutManager are discussed, along with their roles in enhancing user experience and application performance.

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Group Members

• Abdullah Ashraf - 221405


• Rehan Ahmed - 221426
• Khalfan Khan - 221384
• Haris Akhter - 221357
Table of
Contents
• Recycler View
• Prominent Features
• Components
• ListView vs RecyclerView
What is Recycler View

A Recycler View is a container used to


display a list or grid of data, like text or
photos..

 Efficient item recycling


 Flexible layout management
 Built-in animations for item addition,
removal, and updates
Efficient Item Recycling

 Reuses views that are no longer visible.


 Saves memory and improves
performance.
 Enables smoother scrolling by avoiding
frequent view creation.
 Less frequent garbage collection pauses
due to fewer object allocations.
Flexible Layout Management

 LinearLayoutManager
 GridLayoutManager
 StaggeredGridLayoutManager
 Custom Layout Managers
Built-in Animations

Item Decorations Drag and Drop

Animations
Data Binding
Integration

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Why Recycler View?

 RecyclerView makes it easy to efficiently


display large sets of data.
 Memory efficient
 Customizing layout.
 Animation support
 Smooth running of app.
How does RecyclerView work?

 RecyclerView makes it easy to efficiently display


large sets of data.

 You supply the data and define how each item


looks, and the RecyclerView library dynamically
creates the elements when they're needed.

 As the name implies, RecyclerView recycles


those individual elements.
Components
ViewHolder pattern
Role: The ViewHolder pattern is used to hold references to the views
for each item to avoid repeated ‘findviewbyid’ calls, which enhances
performance

Adapter
Role: The Adapter acts as a bridge between the data source and the
RecyclerView. It creates ViewHolder objects and binds data to them.
Components
Item Animations
RecyclerView supports animations for adding, removing, and updating items,
enhancing the user experience.

Item Decorations
Item decorations allow you to add visual elements like dividers,
margins, or other custom decorations around each item.

Data Binding
Data Binding enables binding UI components in your layouts directly to data
sources, making the code more readable and maintainable.
Components
LayoutManager
Role: LayoutManager is responsible for
measuring and positioning item views within the
RecyclerView, and determining the policy for recycling
items.
Types:
• LinearLayoutManager
• GridLayoutManager
• StaggeredGridLayoutManager
RecyclerView vs. ListView

Flexibility Performance
• RecyclerView is more flexible and customizable • RecyclerView is more efficient in terms of
compared to ListView. performance compared to ListView.
• It separates the concerns of data management, view • It achieves this by recycling the views that are no
creation, and view recycling, allowing for cleaner and longer visible to the user.
more modular code. • Overall, RecyclerView is more optimized for
performance compared to ListView, especially when
dealing with large datasets or dynamic data changes.
RecyclerView vs. ListView

Animations Complex Item Views


• RecyclerView supports built-in item • With RecyclerView, it's easier to create complex
animations. item views with multiple view types within the
• Making it easier to add animations same RecyclerView
when items are added, removed, or • While ListView requires more workarounds for
moved. such scenarios.
CONCLUSION
• Displays Lists and Grids
• Efficient
• Smooth
Thank
You

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