Happy summer vacation, the exam is finally over
The premise of Android studio installation is to ensure that jdk1.8 or above is installed
. If it is not installed, you can refer to this: win10 download jdk18 and environment configuration
1. Download Android Studio on the official website
Official website: https://developer.android.google.cn/studio/
Click to start download
Two, start the installation
Double-click to start the installation
You can change the location of the download, or install it directly on the C drive (but not recommended)
Click Finish to start Android Studio, and the interface for importing settings files will pop up. Here I directly select Do not import settings, as shown in the figure:
If there are settings files locally, select Config or installation folder
If there is no local settings file, select Do not import settings
Three, start it
This is the interface
It shows that the SDK cannot be found, click Cancel
Click Next to jump to the installation type interface. You can choose standard installation or custom installation. Standard installation is selected by default. I choose custom installation here, as shown in the figure:
Click Next to jump to the UI interface style interface, choose your favorite style, I choose the default here, as shown in the figure:
Click Next to jump to the installation SDK interface, the default selection, select the installation path, as shown in the figure:
Here you must choose Accept, and then start the download
Finally can see
4. Create a new android project
After changing the save location (or not), start
that's all right