androidtextAligned
The text alignment in Android refers to how text is positioned within its designated layout bounds. This is primarily controlled by the android:gravity attribute in XML layouts. This attribute accepts a single value or a combination of values to specify the alignment horizontally, vertically, or both.
Common horizontal alignment values include "left," "center," and "right." For example, setting android:gravity="center" will horizontally center
Other useful gravity flags include "start" and "end," which respect the current layout direction (e.g., left-to-right