Black4Guy
Reputation: 649
Why do some apps use Java class names like C10265b?
I have seen the source code of some Android apps, and noticed that most apps use Java class names like C10265b, C10264a. Why do they name classes like that?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 61
Answers (1)
Gourango Sutradhar
Reputation: 1619
They used proguard to safe their codes from reverse engineering. This is a technique to avoid being hacked. At the very first their code was simple like us. But after encryption it is C10264a
Upvotes: 3
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