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there is no "case" above your code. You can't do this. The case is most likely compiled into a CPU instruction, that only works on integers. You must use the case and do the if() twice for both cases.

Ok, you're confused.

If you have the same layout file in each sw folder- don't. You only write a new layout file if you have different screen layouts for that size. Note that means entirely new or deleted elements, or changed positions. If you're just changing values, you use values files.

Remember that page you linked, while a good resource, mentions multiple things you can do. You're not supposed to do all of them, in fact some of them are contradictory. The right thing to do depends on how you want things to look.

For your image scaling- you're scaling based on screen density. That means all devices with the same density will use the same drawable, which will make it look the same physical size, but not scale relative tot he size of the device. That may or may not be what you want. If it isn't, you probably want to define a fixed size in dp of the image or make it match_parent and use a scaleType to scale it.

For text size- you're putting a fixed text size of 20sp everywhere. That will make it the same height on all devices. Generally making text bigger on different screen sizes isn't done much. If you want it, make the 20sp a dimension and set different values for it in dimen.xml files based on the size.

Helping you more than this really requires more info- what is it you're trying to achieve and what is it you're getting.

If you have access to storage credentials, you can use the following override of CloudFile to get a reference for that file and then perform operations on that file. For example, I get a reference for CloudFile below and checking for its existence.