Android Studio Installation and Use
Android Studio http://www.android-studio.org/Novice in order to avoid trouble last installed built-in SDK 1. Installation tutorial can see http://ask.android-studio.org /? /Article/9
After installation, click studio.exe. If it cannot be opened, use NotePad to open studio. bat in the android-studioin directory and change SET rule. vmoptions to SET vm_options_file1_idea ide_bin_dir1_studio1_bits1_.exe.
The welcome interface at runtime is a bit like eclipse
After the startup is complete, it is a boot page. You can create a project and import a project. The recentProject on the left is a bit like xcode.
Let's start with Helloword. Let's select New project. The page that appears is similar to creating a project in eclipse. Enter the project name, select the compiling environment, and select theme, pretty good.
In the next step, select the same icon in the creation project of eclipse.
Select an activity template, which is the same as eclipse.
Finally, click the finish button and wait for a while. Then, a progress bar for creating a new project is displayed. The first time it was a little slow, it would download some gradle stuff
Now, the download and installation of Android Studio are basically complete, and you can write your own project.
Note that the shortcut keys of AndroidStudio differ greatly from those of Eclipse. If Eclipse is heavily used, you can change the shortcut keys of Android Studio according to the following operations to make it the same as that of Eclipse, as shown in