How to use Android commands

As a Windows user, with a great graphical interface experience, but the command line's graphical interface, let's look at how to use the command line to execute Android commands.

First you have to go into the tools subdirectory of your Android SDK's installation directory, as I see here.

Then start cmd here, you won't start cmd with win+r, then slowly CD into the tools directory? If so ... Please also use the command line.

You can summon the command line by holding down the SHIFT key and then clicking the right mouse button and selecting Open Command Window here.

Input:

list

You can get the output interface as shown below:

In addition to the Android list here, there is still a lot of commands to execute.

Command	Notes
Android List	Enumerate all the AVD devices and Android versions that have been installed
Android List AVD	Enumerate all the AVD devices that have been installed
Android list target	Enumerate all installed Android versions
Android Create AvD	Create a new AVD device
Android Move AVD	Move or rename an AVD device
Android Delete AVD	Delete AVD device
Android Update AvD	Upgrade the AVD device
Android Create Project	Create a new Android project
Android Update Project	Update an existing Android project
Android Create Test-project	Create a new Android test project
Android Update Test-project	Update an existing Android test project

For example, to create a new project, so fill it out ...

All right, let's do the next one.

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How to use Android commands