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What is the Android SDK? - Practice (Sanskrit) - ObjectiveMcq

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What is the Android SDK?

Correct Answer: B — A software development kit for creating Android apps

Explanation:

The Android SDK (Software Development Kit) provides a set of tools and libraries required to develop Android applications. It includes the Android API, development environment, and emulator for testing apps.

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