Android Resource Directories


Some Common Resource Types

NameWhat's Stored Here
valuesXML files that contain simple values, such as string or integers
drawableA bunch of visual files, including Bitmap file types and shapes. More information is here
layoutsXML layouts for your app

Other Resource Types

NameWhat's stored here
animatorXML files for property animations
animXML files for tween animations
colorXML files that define state list colors
mipmapDrawable files for launcher icons
menuXML files that define application menus
rawResource file for arbitrary files saved in their raw form. For example, you could put audio files here. (You might also be interested in the assets folder, depending on how you use that audio)
xmlArbitrary XML; if you have XML configuration files, this is a good place to put them
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