[Self-study Androidstudio series] Chapter II: High speed to get started as a small skill one

In fact, the people who read the first article may have discovered that this series is actually aimed at developers with an Android experience who previously used eclipse, so avoid needless words and go straight to the point.

Close the project and open it yourself

As will open the last item on its own, so it usually doesn't see the welcome menu, and it's a lot of trouble for developers who just touch as, how do I close it?

• Here in the menu file, click Close Project to return to the Welcome screen;

As we mentioned above, we have imported an Eclipse project, and as will voluntarily help us to pretend to be the as project, after the transformation, the whole project structure has changed, today we will briefly say as in, some core documents of the project;

Project structure

• It is important to note that there are multiple Build.gradle files in the project, and only the ones under the app folder are the ones we use frequently;
• This diagram corresponds to project in the view class;

Debugging Project Bugs

As we mentioned above, we have imported an Eclipse project, and as will voluntarily help us to pretend to be the as architecture; however, the conversion of future projects may appear bug here we solve some common problems;

• Incorrect compilation version number;
  The workaround is to change the compiled version number in the Build.gradle under the app folder to the corresponding version number in the SDK manager;
  
  It is usually changed to the newest one.

Today, we will continue to share our experience next time.

[Self-study Androidstudio series] Chapter II: High speed to get started as a small skill one