layoutheight
Layoutheight, usually written as layout_height in layout files, is a property that specifies the vertical size of a view within its parent container. It defines how much vertical space the element should take during layout, subject to the rules of the surrounding layout system and the size of neighboring views.
Common values fall into fixed, dynamic, or fill categories. In Android, the typical options are a concrete
Layout height interacts with other layout attributes and with the parent’s behavior. In linear layouts, a view
Example usage in Android XML: a view with android:layout_height="wrap_content" will size itself to fit its content,
Notes: layout_height is specific to certain UI frameworks that use XML-based layouts (not a general CSS property).