Successfully releasing an Android app on the Google Play Store necessitates a preparatory process involving several key tasks. These include gathering essential materials like cryptographic keys and icons, configuring the app for release by setting IDs and cleaning the project, building a signed and optimized version (preferably AAB), preparing necessary servers, and thoroughly testing the final build before publication.

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