This tutorial explains the Android Project Structure in Android Studio in a clear and beginner-friendly way. Understanding project structure is one of the most important steps in Android development because it helps you know where everything is located and how different parts of your app work together.

When you create a new Android project, Android Studio generates multiple folders and files such as manifests, Java/Kotlin source files, and resource directories. Each of these plays a specific role in building and running your application. The AndroidManifest.xml file defines the core configuration of your app, while the java or kotlin folder contains your application logic and code.

The res (resources) folder is used to store layouts, images, strings, and other UI-related files. Gradle files are responsible for managing dependencies and project build settings. Understanding how all these components connect helps you develop and debug Android apps more efficiently.

This video-style lesson breaks down the complete project structure in a practical and visual way so beginners can easily understand it without confusion.

By the end of this tutorial, you will clearly understand how an Android project is organized and how to navigate through Android