Can you explain the sequence of the View lifecycle stages in an application architecture?

The lifecycle of a View in Android includes several key stages:

1. Creation (Initialization) — The View is created, usually via XML layout or programmatically.
2. Measurement (Measure) — The system calls the onMeasure() method to determine the size of the View considering parent constraints.
3. Layout (Layout) — The onLayout() method is called, where the View receives coordinates for placement within the parent.
4. Drawing (Draw) — The onDraw() method is called, where the View's content is rendered on the screen.
5. Event Handling — The View can handle user events, such as touches.

These stages repeat when the interface state changes, for example, when sizes change or data is updated.