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Directory Structure of Android App

The directory structure of an Android application organizes code and resources into specific folders. The main folders are: 1. src/ for Java source code. 2. res/ for images, layouts, strings and other resources. 3. AndroidManifest.xml describes application components like activities. The gen/ folder contains auto-generated files like R.java. The bin/ folder holds the compiled .apk file for deployment to devices.

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Directory Structure of Android App

The directory structure of an Android application organizes code and resources into specific folders. The main folders are: 1. src/ for Java source code. 2. res/ for images, layouts, strings and other resources. 3. AndroidManifest.xml describes application components like activities. The gen/ folder contains auto-generated files like R.java. The bin/ folder holds the compiled .apk file for deployment to devices.

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Mobile application development.

Directory Structure of An android App


Directory structure of android Application

• The Android platform organizes a mobile application in a


specific directory tree structure as follows
Lab1: Helloworld directory tree structure
Directory structure of android Application

project's root directory consists of the following items :


1. src/, is a folder for holding Java source code for the
application.
2. Assets/ folder is used to store static files that will be
packaged with the application for deployment onto the device.
3. AndroidManifest.xml file describes application components
such as activities, views, intents, services, Notifications and
content provider etc.
Directory structure of android Application

gen/ -contains the auto generated java files


They are generated by Android development tools(ADT).

An example is R.java, which contains a number of constants tied to the various


resources in res/ directory

R.java should not be modified since it contains unique IDs for application resources

Uses findViewById and Resources object to get access to the resources

Examples:
Button b = (Button)findViewById(R.id.button1)
Ex. getResources().getString(R.string.hello));
res/ directory tree.

res/ is a folder for holding application "resources” that get


packaged with the compiled Java in the application.
subdirectories of res/ directory include:
1. drawable/ for images (PNG, JPEG, etc.)
2. layout/ for XML-based UI layout specifications
3. raw/ for storing general-purpose files (e.g a file of Account
information)
4. values/ for storing data files such as strings, dimensions, etc
5. xml/ for storing other general-purpose XML files
bin/ directory

 Bin/ directory is used folder for holding the application


once it is compiled.
 It consists of the following items.
1. classes/ directory holds the compiled Java classes
2. classes.dex file for holds the executable code created
from compiled Java classes
3./yourapp.apk is the actual Android application (where
yourapp is the name of your application)
 The .apk file is a ZIP archive containing the .dex file, the
compiled resources , any un-compiled resources (such as
res/raw/) and the AndroidManifest.xml file.
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