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Android Studio: Setting Up Your First App

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Android Studio: Setting Up Your First App

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What is the official IDE for building Android apps?

Visual Studio

Android Studio (correct)

Xcode

Eclipse

The Minimum SDK indicates the highest API level your app can support.

False

What are the three types of SDKs mentioned for Android app development?

Minimum SDK, Target SDK, Compile SDK

To create a new Android app, you first need to open __________.

<p>Android Studio</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their definitions:

<p>Minimum SDK = Lowest API level for app installation Target SDK = Highest Android version tested with the app Compile SDK = API version used during app compilation Gradle = Build automation tool for Android apps</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Android Studio

Official IDE for building Android apps

Your First App

Android apps are built using Android Studio.
Android Studio can be used to create new projects.

Setting Up New Projects

When creating a new project, you need to provide: - Project name - Package name - Language - Kotlin - Minimum SDK - Target SDK - Compile SDK

Android Releases and API Levels

Minimum SDK: The lowest API level that a device needs to have to be able to install your app
Target SDK: The highest version of Android where the app has been tested
Compile SDK: The Android OS library your app is compiled with. It must be at least as high as minSdkVersion.

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This quiz covers the essential steps for setting up your first Android app using Android Studio. Learn about project configurations, SDK levels, and the importance of both minimum and target SDKs for app compatibility. Test your knowledge of the Android app development process!