Sources folder

When an APK file is decompiled, the "sources" folder contains the source code of the application. The specific folders that are found in the "sources" folder can vary depending on the specific application and its dependencies. However, some common folders and their descriptions are:

  1. android - Contains the source code for the Android framework, which provides the core functionality and features of the Android operating system.
  2. androidx - Contains the source code for the AndroidX library, which is a set of Android support libraries that provide backward compatibility and additional features for older versions of Android.
  3. com - This folder typically contains the source code for the application's package name. For example, if the application's package name is com.example.myapp, the source code for myapp will be located in this folder.
  4. okhttp3 - Contains the source code for the OkHttp library, which is a popular HTTP client for Android and Java applications. OkHttp provides an easy-to-use API for making HTTP requests and handling responses, as well as advanced features such as connection pooling and caching.
  5. okio - Contains the source code for the Okio library, which is a set of I/O utilities for Java and Android applications. Okio provides efficient implementations of common I/O operations, such as reading and writing to streams and files, and includes features such as buffered and throttled streams.

It's worth noting that this is not an exhaustive list, and the specific folders and their contents can vary depending on the specific application and its dependencies.