Based on IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio is the official Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Android app development. Android Studio, in addition to IntelliJ's strong code editor and developer tools, includes additional capabilities that improve your efficiency when developing Android apps, such as: Gradle-based build system with a lot of flexibility An emulator with a lot of features. A unified development environment for all Android devices.

• It's time to install the software so that it can run on your computer after you've downloaded it.
• On your computer, double-click Android Studio.exe or the corresponding installer file to launch it.
• Then, if you haven't already done so, you'll be asked to provide the JDK. The JDK can be downloaded from the Java webpage. The JDK contains all of the necessary tools for a Java application to run smoothly.
• It will then prompt you to choose an installation place for Android Studio, such as a disc or a folder. You must also choose a location for the Android Software Development Kit (SDK), which is downloaded automatically by Android Studio.
• Now you must decide which Android Studio components to install. To make your apps, you'll need all of these components, so pick them all.Now it's time to press Next and then Finish.

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