1. The first part is setting up your Android phone to get developer options. You can use the Android Studio emulator, but it's much faster to use a physical device. Go to Settings > About phone > tap Build number 7 times. Once you have developer options make sure that USB Debugging is turned on:
2. Next, download Android Studio: https://developer.android.com/studio/
3. Start a new project. There are template projects available or you can start with an empty project:
4. Switch to Project view:
After this, be prepared for downloading time as you might need to update Android Studio.
If you want more help with a starter app, check out my counter app tutorial video:
3. Start a new project. There are template projects available or you can start with an empty project:
5. Java files go in "java" folder, XML files (layout, styles, strings, etc.) go in the "res" file, and sometimes you edit the manifest and the Gradle files:
After this, be prepared for downloading time as you might need to update Android Studio.
If you want more help with a starter app, check out my counter app tutorial video:
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