Software Development Kit

A Software Development Kit (SDK) is a collection of tools, libraries, and documentation provided by software vendors or developers to facilitate the creation of applications for a specific platform or system.

Examples of SDKs

Some of the most common SDKs are as follows:

• Android SDK
• iOS SDK
• Microsoft .NET SDK
• Google Maps SDK

Android SDK is a toolkit for developing applications on the Android operating system, including libraries, debugging tools, and an emulator.
iOS SDK is used to develop applications for Apple’s iOS devices, with tools and frameworks for building and testing apps.
Microsoft .NET SDK provides tools and libraries for developing .NET applications, including compilers, runtime, and various frameworks.
Google Maps SDK allows developers to integrate Google Maps into their applications, with APIs for map rendering, geocoding, and more.