MotionEventgetY
The `getY` method in Android's `MotionEvent` class retrieves the vertical (Y-axis) coordinate of a touch or stylus input event. It is part of the `android.view.MotionEvent` API and is used to determine the precise position of a finger or stylus on a touchscreen or digitizer. The Y-coordinate is measured in pixels relative to the top-left corner of the view where the event occurred, with the origin (0, 0) positioned at the top-left edge of the screen.
This method is commonly employed in custom gesture detection, touch-based UI interactions, or precise input handling
When working with multi-touch events, `getY` can be called with an index parameter to retrieve the Y-coordinate
The `getY` method is often paired with other `MotionEvent` methods like `getAction()`, `getActionIndex()`, and `getHistorySize()` to
Developers should note that the Y-coordinate may vary depending on the device's orientation or screen resolution,