Learning Android Application Development - Day 4

Madhuram Srivastava

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kalu singh rao10y ago
Nice...
- Madhuram Srivastava10y ago
  thanx kalu singh rao , soon i will post some new and fresh articles on android
Madhuram Srivastava11y ago
thnx :)
Anish Ansari11y ago
Nice Article
Santhakumar Munuswamy11y ago
Good one
Madhuram Srivastava11y ago
thnx Ratnesh Singh
Ratnesh Singh11y ago
Nice...
Madhuram Srivastava11y ago
thanku Upendra Pratap Shahi sir :)
Madhuram Srivastava11y ago
thnx Sibeesh Venu sir
Upendra Pratap Shahi11y ago
nice ...
Sibeesh Venu11y ago
Nice Share
Madhuram Srivastava11y ago
thnx Harshad Pansuriya sir , i have also explained for eclipse ..... please see the link http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Blogs/50366/create-your-first-hello-word-android-application.aspx and i have also mentioned for eclipes :)
Madhuram Srivastava11y ago
thnx Talha Bin Afzal sir
Harshad Pansuriya11y ago
In this You are only Create the project in Android studio
Talha Bin Afzal11y ago
Good work

Introduction

Hope you all are doing well, first of all, thank you so much for reading my previous articles:

And thank you so much for guiding me for writing more and more through your nice comments.

I know you all are curious about today’s article.

Today we will learn about the Tools and Platforms for Android Application Development, that what type of tools are used and on which platform you can install them to run your Android Application programs, on which tool you can develop android applications. I will explain all this in the article. Let’s begin!

We all know Android supports Java, C#, C++, etc. languages to develop applications. Commonly we use java language for developing applications on Android because it is an officially supported language.

Android supports many operating systems, such as you can start your programming or development of android applications in either of the following operating systems:

Microsoft Windows XP or later Versions like Windows 7,8,8.1,10
Mac OS X or later versions With Intel Chip.
Linux Operating Systems
Unix Operating Systems

These are the software that you need to be installed in your system before you start your Android application development:

Java JDK7 or later version

Android SDK
Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6
Android Studio
Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (optional)
Android Development Tools (ADT) Eclipse Plug-in (optional).

Firstly, start with installing java in your system, for that you have to install JDK 7 .exe file to install java in your system. The website tells you the instruction on how to install and for which system with how to configure it.

After that you have to set the PATH of java for your system, for this, you can follow these easy steps in your system (I am telling here for Microsoft Windows 10 or earlier versions).

Now Java is integrated into your system, now you can install SDK tools and Android studio on your system and start programming on Android Studio.

For writing your first program on eclipse please refer to the following link for instructions.