What is SDK (Software Development Kit)?
An SDK (Software Development Kit) is a suite or collection of tools, libraries, and documentation that help developers create software applications for a particular platform, device, or service. It usually includes compilers, debuggers, and APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that make it easier to interact with the platform. Think of it as a toolkit that allows programmers to build, test, and manage applications more efficiently, without having to start from scratch.
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