How to Install Android Studio on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS | Android Studio on Ubuntu | Introduction

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In this video we will learn:
1. How to Install Android Studio on Ubuntu using PPA and Snap Tools
2. Setting up Android Studio
3. Basic Introduction to Features and Settings of Android Studio
4. Create an Android App
5. Run Android App on Android Phone using USB Debugging

Install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on VirtualBox in Windows 11: https://youtu.be/C5mJ2SwmN0w
Install Java on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS: https://youtu.be/SMfO5oXNp2g
Download Java: https://www.oracle.com/in/java/technologies/downloads/
Download Android Studio and SDK tools: https://developer.android.com/studio

Android Studio is the official Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for developing Android apps by Google.

* Installing Java JDK
You first have to install Java Development Kit (JDK).

1 (A) Install Android Studio from the Official Repository
You can install Android Studio, either from the official repository or via the snap tool. To add the Android Studio repository:

a. Run the command below to add Android Studio’s official repository to your system.
add-apt-repository ppa:maarten-fonville/android-studio

b. After adding the repository, run the following command to update the local package index to include the contents of the new repositories.
apt update -y

c. Lastly, run the apt-cache command below to verify that the android-studio repository has been added successfully.
apt-cache policy

d. Now, run the below command to install android-studio and all the necessary dependencies via the official repository.
apt install android-studio -y
1 (B) Installing Android Studio Using the Snap Tool
If you’re not a fan of adding a PPA to your source list, you can install Android Studio using the snap package instead.

But remember, your Android Studio version might be slightly outdated as the snap package is usually a few releases behind the PPA.
To install Android Studio using the Snap tool:

a. Run the apt install command below to install snap on your system:
apt install snapd -y

b. Next, run the snap refresh command:
snap refresh

c. Run the following command to install android-studio on your machine.
snap install android-studio

d. The --classic flag allows snap to perform any system changes required as a traditional package.
snap install android-studio --classic
2. Starting Android Studio for the First Time
3. Creating Your First Android Project
a. Click on New Project

b. Under Templates, select Empty Activity under Phone and Tablet, and click Next.

c. Configure the project template with the following:
Name
Save location
Language
Minimum SDK level – Choose the min API level your app will support. The lower the API level, the more devices your app can run on.

Click Finish to create your project.

Once your project is synced, you’ll see the following main files generated automatically on the left panel:

AndroidManifest.xml file contains all metadata about your app, such as package name, app name, version, etc.
MainActivity.xml file contains your app’s main activity.
strings.xml file contains all string constants used in your app.
4. Run App on your Android Phone
a. Now, enable USB debugging and Install via USB on your Android device.

b. Connect your phone to your computer via a USB cable, and choose Transfer file.

c. Tap on ALLOW on your phone if you get the prompt shown to accept your machine’s RSA key fingerprint.

d. Next, press Shift+F10 while on the Android Studio to run your application.
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