What is the difference between a regular bitmap and a nine-patch image?
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A regular bitmap in Android OS is an image with fixed dimensions, where changes to its size would result in distortion of the content. On the other hand, a nine-patch image is a type of bitmap that can be stretched along two axes (horizontal and vertical) without causing the content within it to become distorted. It achieves this by defining nine regions: left, top, right, middle left, middle right, middle top, middle bottom, bottom left, and bottom right. These regions control how the image stretches when resized.
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