What are Android libraries?
In brief, Android frameworks and libraries (or just libraries in general), are a set of implementations of behavior that are written in programming languages and have a well-defined interface.Â
These libraries generally include documentation, configuration data, message templates, help data, pre-written code and subroutines, values, classes, to name a few.
Why do we need Android Libraries?
One of the major reasons for using these libraries is to expedite and optimize the Android app development process, i.e., develop an astounding app without any unnecessary or additional efforts. These new Android libraries for developers provide them with basic pre-written codes and other important elements that can be used instantly rather than performing these tasks from scratch. Â
So, if you have just started your career in Android app creation and want to know about popular libraries that are a go-to tool of almost every Android mobile app development company, then this article is what you need.
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