Your question is a bit unclear, however, I will try to answer the best I can.
In Android, the layouts, strings, values, etc., are called resources and represented in XML format.
The easiest way to manage classes & layouts is to name them better.
Typically, the layout files start with either
activity_
fragment_
view_
As long as you follow a naming convention with relevant names to resources, it will be easy to use them in the activity/fragments.
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Your question is a bit unclear, however, I will try to answer the best I can.
In Android, the layouts, strings, values, etc., are called resources and represented in XML format.
The easiest way to manage classes & layouts is to name them better.
Typically, the layout files start with either
activity_
fragment_
view_
As long as you follow a naming convention with relevant names to resources, it will be easy to use them in the activity/fragments.