The manifest for a project can be simple or extremely complex depending on what the app does. We will look at the parts of the manifest you need to know about for all apps and will examine those optional parts you'll need for future projects. The manifest file can contain many elements and attributes. See the Android Developer Guide for links to all of them. The manifest serves several purposes. It specifies the app package, provides a formal description of the app components, and declares permissions, required API levels, and linked libraries. We will only run through the most essential elements and attributes you can list in the manifest, so be aware that more elements are possible and that there may be additional attributes you can use with the elements we do cover.


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