How do i customize my root reference? - firebase-realtime-database

I am fairly new to Firebase and i have just finished adding Firebase authentication to my app. Now, i want to move to the next step which is to save a users account information on the database. I am confused where it come to creating my root reference. Say for example, i want my app's root Reference to be:
Firebase rootRef = new Firebase("<My-URL>/android/apps/")
How do i add the sub-directories /android/apps/ to my database so that it shows on the firebase console?
The database page on the firebase console is still very confusing to me, please below is a screen shot of my console. I have marked two places in red. Please can somebody tell me the uses of these places.
Screen shot of firebase console

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