View Lifecycle

The view lifecycle describes the stages a user interface element (or view) goes through from creation to removal. It begins when a view is loaded into memory, becomes visible on the screen, and responds to user interactions. Over time, it may appear, be interacted with, or disappear, and finally be destroyed when no longer needed to free resources. Managing this lifecycle ensures the view behaves correctly, performs efficiently, and doesn’t waste memory or processing power when not in use.