Introduction
Android studio is an open source operating system developed by Google. Google introduced a Marketplace for Android apps called “Playstore”. All Androids apps are developed by an Application developer through any Android development frameworks.
In this article, we are discussing how to develop Android App Projects using Android Studio. Android studio is a special IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for developing Android Applications.
Prerequisites for creating an Android project:
- Android Studio (Latest Version)
- Internet Connection with computer
- Virtual or Physical device [For test our developed Application]
Let’s get started with creating a new Android project in Android studio.
Step 1
Open Android studio, then click the “Start a New Android Studio Project”
Step 2
Next, you can choose the Activity for your Android Project. I am Choosing Empty activity for this project. Afterward, click the Next button.
Step 3
Next Page is the Project Configuration. In this page, you can fill the Application details like App name, package name, language and Minimum SDK level. You can choose Java as the language and the Minimum SDK level is KitKat 4.4. Click the Finish Button.
Step 4
Now Android studio can make this project within a few minutes. Android studio can import a supporting file from our repository.
Step 5
Your project Sync is Completed. Afterward, you can go to activitymain.Xml file to view our app components.
Step 6
We have created a new android app project in Android studio. Now it's time to test our created Android app on our physical device.
Connect your Android mobile phone into your PC to enable a USB Debugging mode in Developer options.
Step 7
Afterwards, you can successfully connect to your computer and Android studio will detect your mobile device automatically. Click the green-colored play button to run your project on your mobile phone.
Summary
Our developed Android application project has been installed & runs successfully on an Android mobile phone.