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Inside the Manifest

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The foundation for any Android application is the manifest file: AndroidManifest.xml in the root of your project. Here is where you declare what is inside your application—the activities, the services, and so on. You also indicate how these pieces attach themselves to the overall Android system; for example, you indicate which activity (or activities) should appear on the device’s main menu (aka the launcher).

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(2009). Inside the Manifest. In: Beginning Android. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2420-4_3

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