Android Manifest

The Android Manifest is a crucial file in every Android app that acts like a blueprint. It provides essential information about the app, such as its name, version, and permissions it requires to access device features (like the camera or internet). The Manifest also defines the app's structure, including the different components like activities (screens) and services (background tasks). Essentially, it tells the Android system how to run and manage the app, ensuring it functions properly on a user's device.