Android-androidmanifest.xml related

2. Package Name and Android:name

   Under the <mainifest> tab you can specify a package, which is a package under the Project/src, Android in the <activity> tab under <application>: Name= ". Xxxactivity ", the package name is omitted, the package is declared by default with <mainifest>;

   However, if the activity to be started or the service is not declared under <mainifest> the package will need to use the full android:name= "PackageName. Xxxservice, you may not be able to find the activity or service you want to start.

   PS: You can place all activity and service that need to be started under one package, and split other functions and classes into other package.
   

4. <application>

   This element can also contain global and default attributes in application, such as tags, icons, themes, necessary permissions, and so on. A manifest can contain 0 or one of this element (no more than one is allowed).
   

6. <activity> 

   activity is the primary tool for interacting with users. When a user opens an application's initial page, an activity, most of the other pages used is also implemented by different activity and declared in another activity tag.

8. <service>

   A service is a component that can run at any time in the background. Use activity tags to selectively include one or more of the < intent-filter> elements supported by receiver
   

10. Android properties in the Androidmainfest.xml file
    

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