SDK (Software Development Kit)

A Software Development Kit (SDK) is a collection of tools, libraries, and documentation that helps developers create applications for specific platforms or frameworks. Think of it as a toolbox for building software. An SDK typically includes sample code, APIs (which are like interfaces for communicating with other software), and guides to simplify the coding process. By using an SDK, developers can save time and effort, ensuring their apps work properly with the underlying systems they are designed for, like operating systems, web services, or hardware.