What items are important in every Android project?

[Shivangi Panwar]

What items are important in every Android project?

[penrix]

These are the essential items that are present each time an Android project is created:
– AndroidManifest.xml
– build.xml
– bin/
– src/
– res/
– assets/

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1.AndroidManifest.xml
2.build.xml
3.bin
4.src
5.res
6.assets

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[Thoughtgrid]

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[jeffronald19]

1. AndroidManifest.xml
2. build.xml
3. bin/
4. src/
5. res/
6. assets/

[raynowenhall]

Hello, I have used Android many times and what folder I access much is AndroidManifest.xml, Java and assets.

Thanks!

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[osforum4]

androidManifest.xml : this is the most upfront part of the Android application and supports GUI(Graphical UserInterface). actually, xml is both human and machine-readable language so it is best intended for which platform it is being developed.

Build.xml: this item has the scope from developer to the user interface and plays an important role when developer compiles it and the builder automatically structures for Android application.

bin: where ex-files and important boot files for specified application are located.

Src: this is also called main part of Android project src stands for source files where basic java files, main methods, and metadata of application are stored.

res: where layouts of application, values of application and drawable icon launcher with different dpi reside.

assets: where different sources of media, external and inter-libraries etc. reside