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I am new in development. I need to protect my application constant file from decompilation. How can I do this? Is there anyway, please help me out.

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Do obfuscate. If you have created your Constant.java as interface then avoid it the way you created. Create the simple class and try to keep encrypted values specially which are highly confidential. I hope it will help you.

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    And since you can decompile the code, how hard would it be to determine the decryption algorithm and/or keys? "Download the keys" - Wireshark – MadProgrammer Mar 20 '18 at 03:51