The document discusses the basic structure of an Android application project. It explains that the main files and code are contained in the src package, the resources like images and layouts are in the res folder, and the AndroidManifest file configures permissions and settings. Additional folders like gen and Android contain auto-generated and library files that provide support for the core application code but are not primarily worked with directly.

1. General structure
Package Explorer.

2. By opening <src>(stands for
source) ➪ <your package
name>
you will find out your java files
(MainActivity.java)
You can create classes as many
as you want here. (as well as
packages with classes)
They contain code which controls
your application.

3. Next folder we are going to use is
<res> (stands for resource)
1) drawable folders
They contain any pictures you are
using.
2) layout folder
Contain your basic xml layout.
(like html page)
3) values folders
Some constants (mostly strings) used
in your design.

4. Next file you have to work with is
AndroidManifest.xml
Its like a Big Brother, set's up
min/max SDK version your app
going to use,
controls any Permissions and
Instrumentation.

5. You don't need to know anything else to
build simple App yet.
But if you are interested, gen is just a
folder with auto generated files and
Andoid folders contains all library files
we are going to use in our java files.

6. You don't need to know anything else to
build simple App yet.
But if you are interested, gen is just a
folder with auto generated files and
Andoid folders contains all library files
we are going to use in our java files.