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Published inApr 2019
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John Horton is a programming and gaming enthusiast based in the UK. He has a passion for writing apps, games, books, and blog articles. He is the founder of Game Code School.
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A quick guided tour of Android Studio


To get started, take a look at this annotated diagram of Android Studio. We will reacquaint ourselves with the parts that we have already seen, and learn about the parts that we have not yet discussed:

It will be useful to formally point out and name the various parts of the Android Studio User Interface (UI), so that I can refer to them by name, rather than describing their location and showing screenshots all the time. So, let's run through them from number 1:

  1. This is the Project window and will be the main focus of this chapter. It enables us to explore the folders, code, and resources of the project and is also referred to as the Project Explorer window. Double-click on a file here to open the file and add a new tab to area 3 on the diagram. The structure of the files and folders here closely resembles the structure that will eventually end up in the finished APK file.

    Note

    As we will see, while the structure of folders for an Android project remains...

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John Horton is a programming and gaming enthusiast based in the UK. He has a passion for writing apps, games, books, and blog articles. He is the founder of Game Code School.
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