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Android Min SDK Version vs. Target SDK Version
While developing android apps in Eclipse we have to specify the build target for our app. I want to know that how does it effect the application ? I mean I have chosen my build target as - "Google APIs " Platform-version -3.0 API level -11
As far as I know the min-SDK version in the manifest file decides that which devices the application will run on. I just want to make sure that I am right and choosing build target will not effect this part of my app (devices capable of running it).
Please tell me about this.
See this link... Android Min SDK Version vs. Target SDK Version