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ADB

Last updated on 28 February 2023

According to the definition made by Google;
ADB “Android Debug Bridge” is a versatile tool for managing the state of an emulator instance or Android supporting device.
To put it simply, ADB is a versatile command-line tool that enables communication with an Android device. ADB commands facilitate many operations such as installing applications, debugging, taking screenshots from the device, capturing videos. In addition, two-way file transfer can be done via ADB.

adb consists of two applications, one running on the computer (Windows, Linux or Mac) and the other on the phone. adb is part of the Android SDK available for Windows, Mac or Linux.

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