Please Note that the latest version of Android Studio as for today is 2.13. The tutorial are using android studio 1.2.
Launch Android Studio and Click Start a New Android Studio Project.
Configure your New Project application name. The project will automatically create you package name.
Select Target Android Devices. You should select API 10 or Android 2.33 as about 99.5% of the devices that are active on Google play are using this version.
Add an Activity to your mobile apps. Activity is similar to form in Visual .Net development. You can choose Blank Activity, Blank activity with fragment, full screen activity, Google Admob Activity, Google Map Activity, Login Activity and ect. Select Blank activity for our example.
Customize the activity name. Let’s use the default setting and click next.
Please wait while Android Studio create and configure project for your.
Android Studio will create several folder and files for your. The most important file is MainActivity.java. This main files will convert into dalvik executable and run your application.
Click Run app icon to test your first android app in the emulator. If you want to test it on your android handphone connect it with USB.
Congratulation, your first hello world android apps.
How to create your first Android Application with Android Studio
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