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There are four Java classes related to the use of sensors on the Android platform. List them and explain the purpose of each.



There are four Java classes related to the use of sensors on the Android platform. List them and exp..

Answer / maanya

Sensor: Provides methods to identify which capabilities are available for a specific sensor.
SensorManager: Provides methods for registering sensor event listeners and calibrating sensors.
SensorEvent: Provides raw sensor data, including information regarding accuracy.
SensorEventListener: Interface that defines callback methods that will receive sensor event notifications.

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