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Learn how to fix the "SDK Location Not Found" error that occurs when you import an Eclipse project into Android Studio. Follow these simple steps to configure your SDK location correctly.
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How to Resolve SDK Location Not Found Error When Importing an Eclipse Project into Android Studio

Migrating an Android project from Eclipse to Android Studio can sometimes present challenges, one of the most common being the "SDK Location Not Found" error. This error typically occurs when Android Studio cannot locate the installed Android Software Development Kit (SDK) path associated with the project. Fortunately, resolving this issue is straightforward.

Why This Error Occurs

Eclipse and Android Studio manage projects differently, and discrepancies in project configuration files can lead to an SDK path reference error when importing. Android Studio requires a valid SDK path to compile and run your project correctly.

Steps to Resolve the Issue

Here are the simple steps you can follow to fix the "SDK Location Not Found" error:

Open Android Studio

Launch Android Studio and navigate to the project your are importing from Eclipse.

Locate Your SDK Path

Find out where your Android SDK is installed. This path is typically configured during the initial setup of Android Studio. If you're unsure, you can find the SDK path by following these steps:

Open Android Studio.

Navigate to File > Project Structure.

Under the SDK Location tab, you will see the current SDK path.

Edit the Local Properties File

The next step is to ensure that your project’s local local.properties file correctly references the SDK location.

Open your Eclipse project folder.

Find the file named local.properties. If it does not exist, create it.

Open local.properties using a text editor and add the following line:

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Replace /path/to/your/sdk with the actual SDK path you found earlier.

Sync Your Project

After updating the local.properties file, go back to Android Studio and:

Click the File menu.

Select Sync Project with Gradle Files.

This action should refresh the project configuration and recognize the correct SDK location.

Verify Your Configuration

Once the project sync is complete, build your project to ensure everything is working correctly. If the build is successful, you have resolved the "SDK Location Not Found" error.

Conclusion

By following these straightforward steps, you can easily overcome the "SDK Location Not Found" error when importing an Eclipse project into Android Studio. Correct SDK configuration will ensure that your development environment is set up properly, paving the way for a smooth transition and productive coding experience.