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Bonus: Getting to know Android Studio

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Bonus: Getting to know Android Studio

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- [Instructor] For this entire course, we will be using Android Studio as our IDE. People also prefer using VS Code, so if you're already habituated with that, you can go ahead and use that. However, throughout this course, we will be using shortcuts and tools that are probably more related to Android Studio, so a little heads up there. So let me take you through my favorite tools available in Android Studio that we will be constantly making use of. Right now, I'm using Android Studio Bumblebee, so if you are using an older version, there could be some changes on how your IDE looks. But conceptually, things should not differ much. Do you see this bottom section in Android Studio? You may or may not see all of these tabs, but you're going to spend a lot of time around these tabs. Some of them are only available because you have the Flutter plugin installed, like this Dart Analysis tab. But the common ones are the Terminal,…

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