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Android App Development Using

Android Studio

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Introduction

Android app development is the


process of creating mobile
applications for devices running
Android operating system, using the
Android Studio IDE.

Android Studio is a free and open-


source integrated development
environment (IDE) that developers
use to build Android apps.

Android Studio provides developers


with various tools and features to
streamline the app development
process.
2
Setting Up Your Development Environment

Download and install Android Studio


on your machine.

Install the Android SDK and configure


it with Android Studio.

Set up an Android Virtual Device


(AVD) to test your app on virtual
devices.

3
Contents of creating a android app

4
Creating a New Project

Create a new project in Android


Studio by selecting "Start a new
Android Studio project."

Choose the app name, package name,


and minimum SDK version for your
project.

Select the type of Activity you want to


add to your project, such as a Blank
Activity or a Navigation Drawer
Activity.

5
Designing the User Interface

Use the layout editor in Android


Studio to create the user interface for
your app.

Add widgets and views to your layout,


such as TextViews, Buttons, and
ImageViews.

Use the Properties panel to customize


the appearance and behavior of your
views.

6
Adding Functionality to Your App

Implement the logic of your app by


writing code in Java or Kotlin.

Use Activities and Fragments to


structure your app's navigation and
user flow.

Use Intents to launch other apps or


activities from your app.

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Main Activity.xml(file)

•To add layout files, see


Build a UI with Layout Editor.
•To add string files, see
Localize the UI with Translations Edit
or
.
•To add bitmaps, see
Create app icons with Image Asset St
udio
.
•To add SVG files, see
Add multi-density vector graphics.

8
AndroidMainfest.xml

•Every app project must have


an AndroidManifest.xml file, with
precisely that name, at the root of
the project source set. The manifest
file describes essential information
about your app to the Android build
tools, the Android operating system,
and Google Play.
•it is used for:
• App components
• Icons and labels
•Intent filters
•Permissions

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Themes and colours.xml(files)

10
Android virtual devices(AvD)
The AVD Manager provides a graphical user
interface in which you can create and
manage Android Virtual Devices (AVDs),
which are required by the Android Emulator.
You can launch the AVD Manager in one of
the following ways:
•In Eclipse: select Window > Android
Virtual Device Manager, or click the AVD
Manager icon in the toolbar.
•In Android Studio: select Tools > Android >
AVD Manager, or click the AVD Manager
icon in the toolbar.
•In other IDEs: Navigate to your
SDK's tools/ directory and execute android
avd.

11
Debugging Your App

Use the Android Studio debugger to


identify and fix issues in your app's
code.

Set breakpoints in your code to pause


the app's execution and inspect
variable values.

Use Logcat to view the app's log


messages and debug output.

12
Testing Your App

Use the Android Emulator or a


physical device to test your app's
functionality.

Write unit tests to test individual


components of your app's code.

Use the Android Profiler to analyze


your app's performance and memory
usage.

13
Publishing Your App

Sign your app's APK with a digital


certificate.

Create a Google Play Store listing for


your app, including a title,
description, and screenshots.

Upload your app's APK to the Google


Play Store and publish it.

14
Best Practices for Android App Development

Follow the Material Design guidelines


for designing your app's user
interface.

Optimize your app's performance and


battery usage.

Make your app accessible to users


with disabilities.

15
Resources for Learning Android App
Development
The Android Developer website
provides comprehensive
documentation and tutorials.

The Android Studio IDE includes code


templates and sample projects to help
you get started.

Online communities such as Stack


Overflow and Reddit can provide
answers to your questions and
support.

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Conclusion

Android app development using


Android Studio is a powerful and
versatile tool for creating mobile
applications.

With its extensive features and


resources, Android Studio provides
developers with everything they need
to build high-quality apps.

By following best practices and


continually learning and improving,
developers can create apps that are
both functional and user-friendly.
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THANK YOU!
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