Create a simple project.
Create an Android Virtual Device (emulator), so we can run and test projects.
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You will build many interesting apps, to be sure. Whether it be a gaming app, line of business app, or some other kind, we need to learn the basics of creating, building, and testing an app in Android Studio first; this chapter is all about that. In here, we’ll cover the following:
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