Android application package, or AP key, is the file format used for an Android application.
It contains all the resources required for an application to run on Android operating system.
It's basically a zip file with an extension of the DOT HBK.
Normally, an EPA file contains the following files or folders that are displayed on the screen.
The Android manifest at Xome Elle is found in every application and is a must have file.
This file provides essential information about the application like entry points, package, name components,
permissions, minimum level of Android API and libraries for Lee Statik malware analysis.
A lot of information can be extracted from this file as you you'll see during the course classes.
The DCX is the most important file inside an AP cake.
It contains classes compiled into the DEX file format resources.
A r a C is a file that contains compiled resources.
This file contains the Xome Elk content from all configurations of R.E. as values folder packaging tool
will extract this SML content compiles it into a binary form and archived the content.
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The assets folder provides a way to include arbitrary files like text, Xome L phones, music and video
into your application.