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The phrase "getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.mylayout)" is a common idiom in Android development. It refers to the process of creating a view hierarchy from an XML layout resource.
The `getLayoutInflater()` method is called on a `Context` object, typically an `Activity` or `Fragment`. This method
The `inflate()` method is then called on the `LayoutInflater` instance. It takes at least two arguments: the
The `inflate()` method returns the root `View` of the inflated layout. This returned `View` can then be