How to Install Android Studio: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Understanding the Software

Android Studio is an Android development environment based on IntelliJ IDEA. Similar to Eclipse ADT, Android Studio provides integrated Android development tools for development and debugging. Google claims that Android Studio will make developers faster and more productive, serving as an alternative platform to the Eclipse development platform.

Download Link

Android Studio download link

Link:

https://pan.baidu.com/s/1h4UGQ1xNr_pent7UjGKmwQ

Extraction code: sdhv

Software size: 3.60G

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The installation tutorial is a bit long, please be patient and read through it

Installation Tutorial

Step 1: After downloading the software, unzip it

Step 2: Double-click to open the unzipped software folder

Step 3: Open the first folder, the jdk installation package

Step 4: Choose the installation based on your system type. My editor has a 64-bit system, so I choose to install the 64-bit version.

Step 5: Double-click to run the installation of the 64-bit jdk and then click Next

Step 6: Click Next (default installation of jdk)

Step 7: Click Next

Step 8: Click Close

Step 9: After the jdk installation is complete, proceed to configure jdk

Select This PC or Computer on the desktop and right-click to click Properties

Step 10: Click Advanced system settings, then Advanced, click Environment Variables, and click New in the system variables section

Step 11: Click “New”, enter the variable name as “JAVA_HOME”, and the variable value as the installation path copied from step 6. C:\ProgramFiles\Java\jdk1.8.0_131, then click OK

Step 12: Click “New”, enter the variable name as “CLASSPATH”

The variable value is .;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\dt.jar;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar

Step 13: Find “Path” in the system variables and click “Edit”.

Then click Edit Text and click OK

Delete the original variable value and enter %JAVA_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin; click OK

Click OK to close in order

Step 14: Check if jdk is configured successfully

Keyboard shortcut: Press the win key + R key, enter cmd, and click OK (or search for run in the start menu, enter cmd, and press Enter)

Step 15:

Enter java-version, java, javac (if one fails, it indicates that JDK environment configuration has failed). When entering java-version, it should display as shown in the following image

When entering java, it should display as shown in the following image

When entering javac, it should display as shown in the following image

If the above appears, it indicates that the configuration of jdk was successful. Next, we will install the SDK.

Install SDK

Step 1:

Place the extracted sdk files in the root directory of D drive or another drive. The extraction path should not contain Chinese characters, and the disk space should be over 20G. Create a new folder in D drive or another drive and rename it SDK.

Step 2: Right-click on the SDK zip file and select extract to F

Extract the path selected to the previously created folder SDK in D drive or another disk, and click extract immediately

Step 3: On the desktop, select This PC or Computer and right-click to click Properties

Step 4: Click Advanced system settings, then Advanced, click Environment Variables, and click New in the system variables section

Step 5: Click “New”, enter the variable name as ANDROID_SDK_HOME, and the variable value as the extraction installation path. My editor’s is D:\SDK, then click “OK”. A total of 3 OKs.

SDK installation complete

Next, install Android Studio

Step 1: Double-click to open the Android Studio installation package

Step 2: Double-click to install Android Studio

Step 3: Click Next

Step 4: Do not check Android SDK, click Next

Step 5: Click I Agree

Step 6: Click I Agree

Step 7: Click Browse to select the previously created SDK folder in D drive or another drive, then click Next

Step 8: Click Browse to modify the installation address, or directly change the default C drive to the disk where you want to install, then click Next

Step 9: Click Next

Step 10: Click Install

If a pop-up appears during installation, click OK

Click OK

Step 11: Click Next

Click Finish

Click OK

Step 12: Click Next

Step 13: Select “Custom” and then click Next

Step 14: Click Next

Step 15: Click to select the SDK folder created earlier and click Next

Step 16: Click Finish

Step 17: Wait for the installation to complete

Step 18: Click Finish

Step 19: Click the small x in the upper right corner (not the big x)

Step 20: Android Studio installation complete

Android Studio installation is complete. Next, I will configure the SDK environment.

Step 1: Click configure

Step 2: Click Project Defaults

Step 3: Click Project Structure

Step 4: Friendly reminder: If the path has already been set, there is no need to reset it. In the Android sdk location input box, enter the sdk path, which is the previously extracted sdk path D:\sdk, and in the JDK location input box, enter the JDK installation path. C:\ProgramFiles\Java\jdk1.8.0_131, and finally click OK