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  ......Android Studio......

Hi,

                    Today I am going to talk about a platform called Android Studio. Simply put, android studio is a software used to create android apps. Using this software we can create any type of android app. The app created in this way is called native apps.

If you want to develop android apps using android studio like this, you definitely need to have knowledge about programming. For this we use mainly Java and Kotlin computer languages ​​in android studio. If you have knowledge of these two languages, you can start working on developing Android Apps.

Android Studio

📌If you have a little powerful computer for this, it will be easier to work. Because this software uses a little more RAM.

📌First you need to download the android Studio software and install it on your PC.

📌Then you need an emulator to see the changes in real time while developing the android app while coding. You can either use the inbuild emulator or use your own mobile phone.

✍ Simply put, this is how develops android apps.

📌So I wanted to tell you through this blog what it means to simply develop an android app.

📌It's not a simple process like this, it's a bit more complicated than we think, so if you like it, download the Android Studio software and try to develop a little app. There is nothing impossible if you try.

✔ Below I will mention a YouTube channel that makes videos about android development that I know of. If you like, go to those channels and add something to your knowledge.

Channels :- 

🎁.  Android Developer

🎁. PRABEESH R K

🎁. Sabith Pkc Mnr

🎁. EDMT Dev

🎁. ProgrammingKnowledge

Thank You...!

🟡I will also talk about Java in the next blog. From there I will find some channels that make videos about Java.

🔴If there is another channel that you know about android development that you missed me, leave a comment below. Then others can know about it too...

📌✍Sorry if I have errors in my English language because I am not a pro in English . (I'm using google translate sometimes.)