Display image in android application - android

Firstly I don't know what it is called but i want to know how and what it is. The thing is the video or image that we usually find on top of the page when we open an application page to download it from play store.I 'am currently doing a project and i want to include that design in my application.Please help me on how to do it.Thanks.

If I got you correctly the thing you are looking for could be Collapsing Toolbar Layout, and here is nice example of it.
Also you can achieve UI effect called Parallax Scroll using some external libs like ParallaxScroll and android-parallax-listview.
Also here is an example of Collapsing Toolbar Layout from CodePath:

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https://youtu.be/b3m1kkqUrx8
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I'm using a ViewPager to host multiple views, and I want something to visually show where the user is currently located. I don't want to use PagerTitleStrip or PagerTabStrip cause I don't want titles.
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However, if you're interreses the layout android http://developer.android.com/ the website is a very good teaching technique. And what is the view of pourfaire text scroll from right to left, I encourage you to use the library ViewPagerIndicator.
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Hey i'am working on a browser app for android.
know i wan't to make a toolbar that shows when swiping up like the pictures on these links
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