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1. NAME : KULDEEP SINGH
CLASS : B.C.A 6TH
STUDENT CODE : B2192R10400030
PRESENTATION
OF
CURRENT TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGIES

2. PRESENTATION
OF
TOPIC
CREATION OF .APK FILE
INTRODUCTION
 An APK (Android Package Kit) is the file format used to distribute and install
applications on Android devices. It's essentially a package file containing all the
elements necessary for an Android app to be installed on a device, including the
app's code (in the form of compiled Java or Kotlin code), resources such as images
and layouts, manifest file, and any other assets required by

3. Set Up Development Environment:
 Install Android Studio: Android Studio is the official IDE for Android
development.
 Set up Android SDK: The SDK contains tools and libraries necessary for
Android development.

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5. Create a New Project:
 Open Android Studio and select "Create New Project."
 Choose the type of app you want to create (e.g., Phone and Tablet, Wear OS,
TV, etc.).
 Configure project settings such as project name, package name, and language
(Java or Kotlin).

6. Design User Interface (UI)
 Use the Layout Editor in Android Studio to design the UI of your app.
 Add widgets (views) such as buttons, text fields, images, etc., and arrange them according to
your app's design.
 Layout Types:
 ConstraintLayout: This is a flexible layout manager that allows you to create complex UIs by
setting constraints between views.
 LinearLayout: Views are arranged in a single row or column, either horizontally or vertically.
 RelativeLayout: Views are positioned relative to each other or to the parent layout.
 Design Editor in Android Studio:
 Android Studio provides a visual Design Editor that allows you to drag and drop UI
components onto your layout.
 You can switch between the Design view (visual editor) and the XML code view to design
and customize your UI.

7. Write Code
 Implement functionality by writing code in Java or Kotlin.
 Use Activities, Fragments, Services, and other components as needed for your
app's architecture.
 Access device features such as camera, sensors, storage, etc., using
appropriate APIs.

8. Test Your App
 Run your app on emulators or physical Android devices to test its
functionality and UI.
 Debug any issues and optimize performance as needed.
 Go to the "Build" menu and select "Build Bundle(s) / APK(s)" > "Build APK(s)."
 Android Studio will compile your project and generate an APK file.

9. Generate Signed APK
 Once your app is ready for release, generate a signed APK.
 In Android Studio, go to "Build" > "Generate Signed Bundle/APK."
 Follow the wizard to create a new keystore or use an existing one for signing
your APK.
 Configure signing options and build variants, then generate the signed APK.

10. DISTRIBUTE YOUR APK
You can now distribute your signed APK through various channels:
 Upload it to the Google Play Store for distribution to a wide audience.
 Share it directly with users via email, file sharing services, or your website.
 Distribute it through third-party app stores or enterprise distribution channels.