#CreatingNewAndroidStudioProject

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Creating New Android Studio Project using Command Line Tools

Creating New Android Studio Project using Command Line Tools - Once the SDK Tools are installed and its "tools", "platforms" and "platform-tools" directories are set in the Environment Variable named Path using SETX Command as above. Creating New Android Studio Project using Command Line Tools After that, we can also create our new Android project through Command Prompt using various Android Tools of Android SDK. For example, suppose we want to create our first Android project in the "E: Softwares AndroApps" folder. Therefore, first we have to reach this path in our Command Prompt, for which we use CD Command as follows: By reaching the Destination Folder of our project, now we first have to find out what target devices we can develop for our Android Project by executing the next command as follows. Able to develop Application for: We can see that by executing the command "android list targets" on Command Prompt, we get a long list of supported Android Targets. This list gives an indication of which platforms our current Android SDK Tools supports, on which we can compile our Android Application. The main thing to keep in mind here is that we should always compile our Android application only for the latest supported version platform, because if we will compile our application for the old version's Android platform, then our application is new devices. Read the full article