Android Libraries

Android uses a native library written in C and C++, which is responsible for handling various data types in the mobile operating system.

Here are some of the libraries it uses:

• Media Framework: Responsible for providing various types of media codecs that allow both recording and playback of all media types, such as MP3 and WAV.
• SQLite: A database that is used in Android-based devices for data storage.
• OpenGL/ES & SGL: Handles the rendering of computer graphics both in 2D and 3D on the device’s screen.
• WebKit: Responsible for displaying web pages by using the web browser’s engine.