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Android Studio is the o cial integrated development environment (IDE) for

the development of applications for Android and is based on IntelliJ IDEA. In
addition to the powerful code editor and developer tools of IntelliJ, Android
Studio o ers even more features that increase your productivity during the
compilation of Android apps, such as the following:

A exible Gradle-based compilation system

A fast emulator with several functions
A uni ed environment where you can perform developments for all Android
devices
Instant Run to apply changes while your app runs without the need to
compile a new APK
Integration of code templates and GitHub to help you compile common
functions of the apps and import code examples
Many tools and test frameworks
Lint tools to detect performance problems, usability, version compatibility,
etc.
Compatibility with C ++ and NDK
Built-in support for Google Cloud Platform, which facilitates the integration of
Google Cloud Messaging and App Engine
On this page you will nd an introduction to the basic functions of Android
Studio. To access a summary of the latest changes, see Notes on the Android
Studio version.

Structure of the project

Each project in Android Studio contains one or more modules with source
code les and resource les. The types of modules include the following:

modules of apps for Android

library modules
Google App Engine modules
By default, Android Studio displays the les of your project in the Android
projects view, as shown in gure 1. This view is organized into modules to
provide quick access to the key source les of your project.

All the compilation les are visible in the upper level of Gradle Command
Sequences and each module of the application contains the following
folders:

manifests: contains the le AndroidManifest.xml.

java: contains the Java source code les, including the JUnit test code. 
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res: Contains all resources, such as XML layouts, UI strings, and bitmap
images.
The structure of the Android project on the disk di ers from this at
representation. To see the actual le structure of the project, select Project
from the Project drop-down list (shown in Figure 1 as Android).

You can also customize the view of the project les to focus on speci c
aspects of the development of your app. For example, when you select the
Problems view of your project, you will see links to the source les that
contain known coding and syntax errors, such as a missing closing tag for an
XML element in a design le.

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