Last Updated on December 19, 2020 by AbdurRahman G Official | Md Ghufran Salafi
Create and run your first Android app:
Links:
Learn more
- Vocabulary for Android Basics in Kotlin
- Meet Android Studio
- Projects overview
- Create a project
- Add code from a template
- Build and run your app
- Run apps on the Android Emulator
Learn more
- Vocabulary for Android Basics in Kotlin
- Run apps on a hardware device
- Install OEM USB drivers
- Get the Google USB Driver
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB
Summary
- To create a new project, start Android Studio, click + Start a new Android Studio project, name your project, choose a template, and fill in the details.
- To create an Android virtual device (an emulator) to run your app, choose Tools > AVD Manager and then use the AVD Manager to select a hardware device and system image.
- To run your app on a virtual device, make sure you have created a device, select the device from the toolbar dropdown menu, and then run your app by clicking the Run icon
![choose Run > Run app or click the Run icon [ICON HERE] in the toolbar. [IMAGEINFO]: ic_run.png, Android Studio Run icon](https://developer.android.com/codelabs/basic-android-kotlin-training-first-template-project/img/609c3e4473493202.png?authuser=1 "Create and run your first Android app 1")
on the toolbar. - To find your project files, in the Project window, select Project Source Files from the dropdown.