AIDL Explained: How Android Handles Communication Between Apps and Services

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When building Android apps, one common need is to let different components talk to each other — especially when they run in separate processes. That’s where AIDL (Android Interface Definition Language) comes in. It’s Android’s way of handling inter-process communication (IPC). If that sounds complex, don’t worry. This guide breaks it down in simple, clear terms — with real...

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