Installation tutorial Android Studio installation tutorial

Android Studio is an Android development environment provided by Google, based on IntelliJ IDEA similar to Eclipse ADT, it integrates the development tools required by Android.
Note: Android Studio has certain requirements for the installation environment, among which the required JDK version is at least 1.7, and the free memory of the system is at least 2GB. (The commonly used plug-ins and emulators are nearly 10G after installation)
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Android Studio is given by a colleague, so everyone goes to the official website to download it

1. Official website address

Address: http://www.android-studio.org/
After opening the webpage, slide down and download according to your own system version.
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2. Installation

1. Double-click to install the software, click Next to continue to the next step;
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2. When the installation reaches the second step, the following interface will appear:
Android Virtual Device: It is the emulator that comes with the system, check it according to your needs. (I checked)
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3. Select the installation directory, it is recommended to modify the installation location. You can directly copy the installation location, or select "Browse..." to modify, and click next.
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4. Click Install to install:
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5. Click Next to continue to the next step
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6. Click finish to complete.
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3. Start

1. After the installation is complete, you can choose to start or click the icon to start
2. Import the configuration file.
Select if yes, don't if no. (If I don’t have one, just choose, click ok)
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3. You will encounter the following data sharing diagram in some parts. If you encounter it, select “don’t send”
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4. The error prompt that the SDK cannot be found
will pop up an error prompt box when starting, Click Cancel
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5. Click Next to continue to the next step
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6. Select the installation type
Standard (standard) or Custom (custom), here choose standard, click Next.
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7. Select the UI interface and choose according to your preferences. The default is white, click Next to continue to the next step
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8. Install the SDK. Click Finish to download and install.
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9. The download is complete (see SUccessfully), click Finish to complete.

10. There is an error in the installation of Haxm (or an error in the first run of haxm) See here
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4. The first project

1. Enter the welcome interface, click the first one to start a new project
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2. There are some basic default themes, feel free to choose. I choose Empty Activity and click Next.
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3. Select JAVA as the development language, and it is recommended to select an intermediate version for the operating platform. Here, select Android6.0, and then click Finish.
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4. You need to wait for the configuration to complete for the first run (the check mark below is complete)
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5. Click the phone icon on the upper right and select New
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6. Select the style and size you like, click next, wait for the download to complete, and click finish.
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7. Click the green triangle to run
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8. The successful operation interface is as follows
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: Instruction: If there is a problem with the operation, please check your own memory. The files installed by default are located in the c drive. To modify the location, please refer to Android Studio to modify the installation location of the plug-in.

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