Android Studio Create Android Project Tutorial
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a basic Android project using Android Studio. We'll see how to set up a development environment and write some simple source code.
Step 1: Install Android Studio
First, we need to download and install Android Studio. You can find the version for your operating system from the official website. The installation process is relatively simple, just follow the wizard instructions.
Step 2: Create a new project
After opening Android Studio, we need to create a new project. Select the "Create New Project" option on the welcome screen. Next, we need to fill in some basic information about the project, such as application name, package name, storage location, etc. When finished, click the "Next" button.
Step 3: Select Device Type
In this step, we need to select the device type on which our application will run. You can choose to run your app on your phone, tablet, or Android TV. After selecting the device type, click the "Next" button.
Step 4: Choose a project template
Android Studio provides some predefined project templates that can help you start developing your application faster. You can choose a template that suits you, or choose the "Empty Activity" template to build the app yourself. After selecting the template, click the "Next" button.
Step 5: Configure the project
In this step, we need to configure some project settings such as language, minimum API level, etc. After selecting the settings, click the "Finish" button. Android Studio will generate a basic project structure for you.
Step 6: Develop the application
Now we have successfully created an Android project and configured some basic settings. Let's start writing some source code to develop our application. In the project structure you can see a Java file named "MainActivity.java"