How to change the SDK version of Android Studio (for non-gradle)

How to change the SDK version of Android Studio (for non-gradle)

There have been too many things recently, and I haven't updated it for a short time. I thought about what to write, even though there was a mess with the original plans.

Recently, many people are asking how to change the SDK version of Android Studio. If gradle is not used for compilation. When will this happen? For example, you can directly check the project from the server. Or import a non-gradle project. For example, for eclipse projects, you do not have an export, and then directly import it to Android studio.

So how to change the SDK version? First, I want to explain that during the import process, there will be an interface for you to choose the SDK version. We recommend that you directly select the SDK version here, because Android studio has a bug in SDK version change, which sometimes does not take effect. However, this bug is hard to come about.

How can I change it? As a matter of practice, let me:

File --> Project structure, open the following interface, which is to change the SDK version of the entire Project:

Here we make changes to different modules.

All right, select the sdk version you want, apply, and then OK.

Note: This is a little different for non-gradle, and there will be articles for gradle later.