A:SDK (software development Kit): A collection of development tools needed to develop Android apps, including library files and tools.
B:adt (Android Developer tools): The Upgrade download tool for development tools under Eclipse. ADT is just an Eclipse plug-in that can be set
The SDK path.
C:ide: Integrated development environment. The IDE typically includes a programming language editor, an auto-build tool, and typically a debugger. Some Ides contain compilers/solutions
Tools for the graphical user interface
D:avd:android virtual Machines
E:ADB (Android Debug Bridge):d ebug Tool
ADB is a tool in the Android SDK that allows you to manipulate the Android emulator or real andriod devices (such as G1 phones) directly.
Its main functions are:
* Shell running the device (command line)
* Manage port mappings for emulators or devices
* Upload/download files between computer and device
* Install the local APK software to the simulator or Android device
ADB is a client-server program where the client is the computer you use to operate, and the server side is the Android device.
Rabbit--sdk,adt,avd,ide,adb