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Gist 9a968aa68c3b9f5c6794fc968609cb7d

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Created on May 4, 2018

This example presents a simple guest list interface built with Android’s XML-based layout system. It shows a vertical linear arrangement containing a title label (“Guest List”) and a single guest name (“Kunal”), using the `LinearLayout` and `TextView` APIs from the Android framework. The code defines the UI structure declaratively, specifying horizontal sizing as `wrap_content` for both elements, though no interaction or data-binding logic is included. The visualization is static, focusing solely on the nested component hierarchy and text rendering rather than any dynamic behavior or external data source.

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