"Failed to resolve: com.github.yogacp:android-viewbinding:1.0.3" means that the Gradle system was unable to find the dependency with the specified coordinates, in this case, com.github.yogacp:android-viewbinding:1.0.3.
To access it in the app module through the Project Structure dialog, follow these steps:
Open the Project Structure dialog by clicking on File > Project Structure or by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S.
Select the "Dependencies" tab.
Click the "+" button and select "Library Dependency".
In the search bar, type "com.github.yogacp:android-viewbinding:1.0.3".
Select the appropriate version and click "OK".
Click "OK" to close the Project Structure dialog.
Now, the dependency should be resolved and you should be able to use it in your project.
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