Explain about measure() method? When this measure() method is called?
Answer / Birjesh Kumar Deval
The `measure()` method in Adobe Flex is used to determine the preferred width and height of a UIComponent or its children. It's usually called during layout calculation, specifically when a parent component needs to find out how much space it should allocate to its child components. The `measure()` method calculates the minimum, maximum, and preferred sizes based on the sizing policies and constraints applied to the component.
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