AVDs are the most significant and important part of debugging Android games. In the initial stages, the concept started with an emulator. There are a few predefined emulators that can be used to run the build on a development PC. An Android emulator provides an interface of a real-time-like device.
AVDs have a few features that virtually provide the device RAM, Android version, screen size, display dpi, keyboard, and different visual skins. Older AVDs mostly looked the same.
In the current version of Android Studio, most of the Android device categories are provided. Developers can create AVDs as per the target development platform.
The categories are as follows:
Android mobile phones
Android tablets
Android TVs
Android wearables
AVDs can be created or manipulated by the AVD manager tool provided within the Android SDK. Each and every attribute of AVD can be managed by the AVD manager. This tool can also help the developer to create a custom AVD.
Let's have a look at the attribute factors...
