[Beginners] Creating Your First Android App Project

After installing Android Studio successfully (How to Download and Set Up Android StudioStart Android App Development with an Android Phone).

Today we will develop and run our First Android App.

Launch Your Android Studio and a Screen like this should show up or if you have and active project close it.

Click Start A new Android Studio Project



Enter Your Application name and your company domain.




Select Your Minimum SDK, This is the lowest version of Android you want your App to Support


Choose A Empty Activity and click Next


Click Finish to Create You Project.

Android Studio is Building the project.


This is the basic activity code of an Android App the Above is the Activity Java file its will contain all functions of your app


Click res > layout > activity_main.xml
This is a layout xml file its the file you use in designing your App interface for Example adding Texts, Buttons, Images, Layouts and more this a designer page you can just use an item from Pilate to add Object to you layout..

Select Text to See The Source code 


Lets Change the "Hello World" to Your Name.



Go back to design and use the Pilate to Add some objects on your interface 





Click Run (The green play button at the Top). The are two ways to run your App either creating a virtual device or connecting your Android device and enabling mode on the device.


I run mine on a virtual device on my machine
Here is the output. 

As you all see nothing happen wen any object is click, that's because we haven't declared any function to any of the objects.

Conclusion
This is just an example you will get to know more if you follow me.
Any question should be commented below.
[Beginners] Creating Your First Android App Project [Beginners] Creating Your First Android App Project Reviewed by Mr. SAM on December 30, 2017 Rating: 5

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