Скачать или смотреть Flutter in Urdu | Android Studio Tour || Lecture 1.02 @TechByAbdullah79

Sure, I'd be happy to give you a tour of Android Studio! Android Studio is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Google's Android operating system, built on JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA software. It is designed specifically for Android development and includes everything you need to build Android apps.

Key Components of Android Studio:
Welcome Screen:

Start a new Android Studio project: Begin a new project with a set of predefined templates.
Open an existing project: Open a project that you’ve already started.
Check out project from Version Control: Clone a project from a version control system like GitHub.
Project Structure:

Project View: Displays your project files and directories.
Android View: Shows a simplified view of your project files for easy navigation.
Module: Represents a section of your project that can be run independently.
Editor Window:

Code Editor: Where you write and edit your code.
Design Editor: Allows you to design your UI visually by dragging and dropping UI components.
Toolbar:

Run/Debug: Buttons to run your app on an emulator or a physical device.
AVD Manager: Manage Android Virtual Devices for emulation.
SDK Manager: Download and manage different versions of the Android SDK.
Navigation Bar:

Quick access to navigate between different files and tools.
Tool Windows:

Project Explorer: View the structure of your project.
Logcat: View logs from your device or emulator.
Terminal: Access the command line interface.
Build Variants: Manage different build configurations.
Layout Editor:

Design Mode: Drag and drop UI components to build your layout.
Text Mode: Edit the XML code for your layout.
Component Tree: Displays the hierarchy of UI components.
Code Editor Features:

Code Completion: Helps you write code faster by suggesting completions.
Refactoring: Tools to help you refactor your code, such as renaming variables or extracting methods.
Lint: Static analysis tool to check your code for potential bugs.
Gradle:

The build system used by Android Studio to compile, build, and package your apps.
build.gradle: Configuration files where you define dependencies and build configurations.
Emulator:

Allows you to run your app on virtual devices with different configurations (e.g., different screen sizes and Android versions).
Quick Tips:
Shortcut Keys: Familiarize yourself with keyboard shortcuts to increase productivity.
Code Templates: Use built-in code templates to quickly create common components.
Plugins: Extend the functionality of Android Studio by installing plugins from the JetBrains marketplace.