How to Create an Android App With Android Studio part 1

This instructional exercise will show you the nuts and bolts of how to fabricate an Android application utilizing the Android Studio advancement condition. As Android gadgets turn out to be progressively more typical, interest for new applications will just increment. Android Studio is a simple to utilize (and free) improvement condition to learn on. It's ideal on the off chance that one has a working information of the Java programming dialect for this instructional exercise since it is the dialect utilized by Android. There won't be much code utilized as a part of this instructional exercise, so I will expect that you know enough Java to comprehend or will look into what you don't have the foggiest idea. This will take about 30-a hour, contingent upon how rapidly you can download and introduce Android Studio. In the wake of utilizing this instructional exercise to make your first Android application, you'll be well on your way to a fun new diversion or potentially even a promising profession in portable advancement.

Step 1: Install Android Studio
Step 2: Open a New Project

Open Android Studio.
Under the "Quick Start" menu, select "Start a new Android Studio project."
On the "Create New Project" window that opens, name your project "pick a name".
If you choose to, set the company name as desired*.
Note where the project file location is and change it if desired.
Click "Next."
Make sure on that "Phone and Tablet" is the only box that is checked.
If you are planning to test the app on your phone, make sure the minimum SDK is below your phone's operating system   level.
Click "Next."
Select "Blank Activity."
Click "Next."
Leave all of the Activity name fields as they are.
Click "Finish."

Step 3: Edit the Welcome Message in the Main Activity

Navigate to the activity_main.xml tab if it is not already open.
Make sure that the Design tab is open on the activity_main.xml display.
Click and drag the "xxxxxx" from the upper left corner of the phone display to the center of the screen.
In the project file system on the left side of the window, open the values folder.
In the values folder, double-click the strings.xml file.
In this file, find the line "xxxxxx".
After the "xxxxx!" message, add "Welcome to my app!"
Navigate back to the activity_main.xml tab.
Make sure that your centered text now reads "xxxxxxxx Welcome to my app!"

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