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The command sdkmanager --list is used to list the available packages in the Android SDK (Software Development Kit). The Android SDK is a collection of tools and libraries required to develop Android applications.

When you execute the sdkmanager --list command, it displays a list of packages that can be installed or updated using the Android SDK Manager. The list includes both the core packages and additional packages that are available for installation or update.

The output includes information about each package, such as its name, version number, timestamp, and the installed status. The packages are organized into different categories, such as build tools, platforms, system images, add-ons, extras, and more.

This command is useful when you want to view the available packages or check for updates in your Android SDK. It allows you to see all the options available for development and select the necessary packages to install or update based on your requirements.