Installing and using Android Studio is pretty straight forward in WIndows. It is almost straight forward in Linux too. Just that, in Windows, you click the Application icon to run the Android Studio program, but in Linux, you have to run a .sh (shell) script in the terminal to run the program.
Note before starting : You need JDK installed in your system before installing Android Studio.
Downloading Step
This step is very easy. Just go here
Download Android Studio
Installation Step
Now for Windows the exe will do all the installation. And the program icon will appear in the Desktop. For Mac OS X, it's the same I believe. I m not sure though.
For Linux, here is a tutorial for Ubuntu systems. Similar stuff can be done in other Linux distributions too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfinKxwYYZs
For any problems please comment or mail me :)
Note before starting : You need JDK installed in your system before installing Android Studio.
Downloading Step
This step is very easy. Just go here
Download Android Studio
And under "All Android Studio Packages",
- For Windows, choose the recommended marked exe link.
- For Mac OS X and Linux, there is only one link, just choose it accordingly.
Installation Step
Now for Windows the exe will do all the installation. And the program icon will appear in the Desktop. For Mac OS X, it's the same I believe. I m not sure though.
For Linux, here is a tutorial for Ubuntu systems. Similar stuff can be done in other Linux distributions too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfinKxwYYZs
For any problems please comment or mail me :)
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