Android Package

An Android package is a file format (APK) that contains all the necessary components—such as code, resources, and assets—that enable an Android app to run on a device. Think of it as a packaged folder that consolidates everything needed for the app’s installation and operation. When you download or install an app from the Google Play Store or other sources, you’re effectively installing an Android package. The package structure ensures that apps are organized, secure, and compatible with Android systems.