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Android Studio Introduction.
Introduction:
Android
Studio is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for
Google's Android operating system, built on JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA
software and designed specifically for Android development. It is available for download on Windows,
macOS and Linux based operating systems.
●Type: Integrated development
environment.
●Developer: Google, JetBrains.
●Languages used: Java.
●Manifests: Every
project in Android includes a manifest file, which is Manifest, stored in the
root directory of its project hierarchy. It is
important file because it defines structure, metadata, components, and its
requirements.
●Java: The
Java folder contains the Java source code files. It
works on the backend of an Android application. It gets the data from the
Layout file and after processing that data output will be shown in the UI
layout.
●Drawable: A
Drawable folder contains resource type file. Drawables may
take a variety of file like Bitmap (PNG, JPEG), and Scale.
●Layout:
This
folder stores Layout files that are written in XML language. You can add
additional layout objects or widgets as child elements to gradually build a
View hierarchy that defines your layout file.
●Mipmap:
Mipmap
folder contains the Image Asset file that can be used in Android Studio
application. You can generate the icon.
●colors.xml:
colors file contains color resources of the Android application.
●Strings.xml: The
strings file contains string resources
of the Android application. The different string value is identified by a
unique name that can be used in the android application program.
●Styles.xml: The
styles file contains resources of the theme style in the android application.
●Build.gradle(Module:
app):
This
defines the module specific build configuration. Here you can add dependencies
what you need in your Android application.
Ex. implementation
'com.android.cardview:cardview:1.0.0'
You can refer this video in youtube:
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