Okay, with regard to AOSP Android like I used Android interface a definition language which is also known as the AIDL which is a powerful tool in Android for defining the interface that both the client and server agree upon in order to communicate with within each other or like majorly using for inter-process communication the IPC mechanism that we call as a whole while AIDL itself is a component of the Android system it relies heavily on the Linux underlying feature and mechanisms for facilitating a smooth IPC I can say so in my case scenario what I did was I needed to implement the audio settings audio settings where I particularly made use of AIDL to generate the steps to generate the steps which mainly acted as a callback interface when I am trying to implement the callback interface method in in a custom class suppose I wanted to mute the scenario of the music then I am making use of this AIDL generated steps that is the AOSP Android related stuff which I coded and I will be able to call the call the method in my existing custom class to handle the audio related settings changes to mute the currently playing track so this is how I made use of AOSP and AIDL which is a AOSP terminology and which I used it mainly for client-server interaction within the application or between interaction between one application and another application to generate the steps and this is how my process went about
