A typical Android project’s project view is as follows: Let us first define the scope and purpose of these files. When you create a new project in Android Studio, it generates several files for you. The APK Packager then signs your APK using either the debug or release Keystore, and before creating your final APK, it optimizes your program to remove unnecessary code. APK Packager is used to bundle multiple DEX files with the application’s resources. These DEX files contain the bytecode needed to execute the program on Android.
When you run your source code in Android Studio, it will be transformed into DEX (Dalvik Executable) files. When you create an Android Project in Android Studio, the adle file is automatically produced, and when you hit the run button in Android Studio, the associated Gradle task is called, and the application is started or launched. Gradle is required for Android projects in order to compile source code and resources. Gradle build scripts, for example, may do simple tasks such as copying pictures from one location/directory to another before the real build process begins. So, with Gradle, you can build, test, and deploy your application, and the files responsible for this sort of automation are the “adle” files. Gradle, a sophisticated build toolkit, is used by Android Studio to automate and control the build process while allowing you to design flexible custom build settings.
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