Explain the differences between the data structures Row, Column, and Box in the context of their usage and purpose.

In Android Jetpack Compose, the structures Row, Column, and Box are used for layout of interface elements, but they have different purposes:

• Row — arranges child elements horizontally in a single line. Used when you need to align elements from left to right.

• Column — arranges child elements vertically in a single column. Suitable for stacking elements from top to bottom.

• Box — overlays elements on top of each other, allowing free positioning within the container. Used for creating complex layouts with overlaps or for placing elements on top of each other.

Example:

Row {
    Text("First element")
    Text("Second element")
}

Column {
    Text("First element")
    Text("Second element")
}

Box {
    Text("Background")
    Text("Text over background")
}