[Solved] Get jar file from Android phone [closed]

Question

.jar files usually contain no source code, but they contain class files with byte code (.class files, not .java files). Ever looked into a class file? That’s not readable code, it is a couple of VM instructions and it is not possible to get your source code back from those files. You can decompile them and you will get back some source code, yet this is not your original source code, has no comments and sometimes is barely human readable as things like local variable names are not recoverable. So I guess the answer is rather NO.

Accepted Answer

.jar files usually contain no source code, but they contain class files with byte code (.class files, not .java files). Ever looked into a class file? That’s not readable code, it is a couple of VM instructions and it is not possible to get your source code back from those files. You can decompile them and you will get back some source code, yet this is not your original source code, has no comments and sometimes is barely human readable as things like local variable names are not recoverable. So I guess the answer is rather NO.