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Create an Android Studio project

Create an Android Studio project

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Create an Android Studio project

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- [Instructor] After you've finished setting up Android Studio and open the application, you're taken to the welcome screen, which allows you to quickly start a new project or open an existing project. In addition to that, you'll also see the Configure button down here, which enables you to get access to the SDK Manager, Preferences or Settings, etc. So I'm going to click away and start a new Android project by clicking the button, and then I'm asked to give the project a name, I'm going to call it My First App. In the company domain field, you can enter a domain if you have one, if not, it's not something you need to worry about right now. This is something that creates a unique package name for your application, it has to do with how your code is organized, and for what we're doing in this course, it's actually not something you need to worry about. Next you can set a project location. It should default in a folder within your home folder, called Android Studio Projects. Since I…

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