‫Are you excited to start building Android applications and build your very first $1 million application?
‫No, just kidding.
‫In this video, I'll teach you how to build your very first Hello World application in Android studio.
‫Open Android Studio.
‫Select a new project, Select Empty Views Activity.
‫Don't choose any of other options.
‫Later on, we'll talk about these options, but now select empty views Activity not empty activity,
‫not jetpack.
‫Compose activity, select empty views activity.
‫And you can see there are a lot of options, but we are interested in phone and tablet.
‫Select Empty views activity.
‫Click next and here you can specify the name of your application.
‫I'll name it as Hello World.
‫The package name.
‫You can name it as master coding or whatever you want.
‫The save location.
‫This is where you need to save or where your projects will be located.
‫The language select Java or Kotlin as you want.
‫I'll start with Java.
‫So in this course we'll start building applications, Android applications with Java.
‫Then we'll switch to Kotlin minimum SDK.
‫Don't, don't change it.
‫This is this is the best minimum SDK that will match a lot of devices and a wider range of devices.
‫Click finish and wait for Android Studio to finish its processes.
‫And there we go.
‫This is our Android studio user interface.
‫In the next section, we'll talk a lot and deep dive into this user interface, but now focus with me
‫on how to run our very first Android application.
‫You can see this is the main activity or Java and this is activity underscore dot XML file.
‫So this is our application user interface and this is the Java where file that we're, we need to put
‫our Android code and write our Android code, click on run application, select your virtual device
‫that we've created before and run.
‫And here we go.
‫Congratulations, you've successfully created your first Hello World application in Android studio.
‫This simple app serves as the foundation for more complex Android app development.
‫You can now continue with the course and start exploring additional features, layouts and functionalities
‫to build more sophisticated applications.