Java how to get width android

To get the width of an element in an Android app, you can use the getWidth() method of the View class, which returns the width of the element in pixels.

Here's an example of how you can get the width of an element in an Android app:

import android.view.View;

// ...

View element = findViewById(R.id.element);
int width = element.getWidth();

In this example, the element object represents a View element in the layout, and the width variable holds the width of the element in pixels.

It's important to note that the getWidth() method returns the width of the element after it has been measured and laid out. If the element has not yet been measured and laid out, the getWidth() method will return 0.

You can use the getMeasuredWidth() method of the View class to get the measured width of the element, which is the width that the element would have after being measured, regardless of whether it has been laid out.