What ADB commands do you know?

Some frequently used ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands:

• adb devices — shows the list of connected devices.
• adb shell — opens a command shell on the device.
• adb install <apk> — installs an APK on the device.
• adb uninstall <package> — removes an application by package name.
• adb logcat — displays device logs, useful for debugging.
• adb push <local> <remote> — copies a file from the computer to the device.
• adb pull <remote> <local> — copies a file from the device to the computer.
• adb reboot — restarts the device.
• adb shell pm list packages — shows installed packages.
• adb shell am start -n <package>/<activity> — launches an application's activity.

These commands help manage the device and interact with applications during testing and development.