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Is there something in the Android developers site that shows what is deprecated by a certain addition to the API?
For instance, how can a person tell what is deprecated by Fragments?
Update
The new release notes are available at the new URL here in a more human readable format –
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/11
The old URL still works with API levels, but for some reason the older versions downloads a tar file instead with the webpage source, probably because they are archived.
Additionally, you don’t need
.htmlat the end of the URL anymore. So the new API diff URL would behttps://developer.android.com/sdk/api_diff/30/changes
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There is always a change report whenever they release a new API, I m putting the link for latest change report for Android 4.0
http://developer.android.com/sdk/api_diff/14/changes.html
There is a section where its mentioned the added and changed packages. You can click on particular package and get to know about deprecated classes and changed methods.
If you need change report of earlier versions, just reduce the no. (14) in the link and you’ll get those change reports.
Hopefully this will answer your question.