UIView Layout Math (Compute Frames From Constraints)

Problem: UIView Layout Math (Compute Frames From Constraints) Given a parent view container size and a set of layout constraints for one or more subviews (e.g., margins to parent edges, fixed width/height, proportional sizing, horizontal/vertical centering, fixed spacing between sibling views, etc.), compute and output the final frame (x, y, width, height) for each subview. Note: The shared interview note does not include the full constraint set. Use the exact constraints provided by the interviewer and implement a function/procedure that solves for frames accordingly. What you need to do Read the parent size W, H Read any constraint parameters described in the prompt Output all subview frames Follow-up If the view is placed inside a relativeView instead of being positioned in the global/root coordinate system: How would you modify your computation to convert coordinates into the relativeView's local coordinate system? Scale Typically 1 to a few subviews (as specified during the interview) Parameters are integers/floats Test cases (Not provided in the note; construct based on the constraints used in the interview.) Example Input (not specified) Output (not specified)