Introduction to Building Your First Android App

Welcome to the Android Studio Codelab!

In this comprehensive guide, you'll embark on an exciting journey to build and run your first Android application using Java. This tutorial is crafted for individuals familiar with programming concepts, particularly in Java or Kotlin. However, if you're adept in another programming language and comfortable with reading code, you'll find this guide approachable.

Prerequisites:

• Programming Knowledge: This tutorial assumes familiarity with the Java or Kotlin programming language. It's suitable for experienced programmers, even those new to Java.
• Android Studio Version: Ensure you have Android Studio version 3.6 or higher. This is a crucial requirement as the instructions are tailored for this version onwards.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this step, you will learn:

• Setting Up Android Studio: How to effectively utilize Android Studio for building your app.
• Running Your Application: Methods to run your app either on a physical device or using an emulator.
• Interactivity in Apps: Techniques to add interactive buttons to your app interface.
• Screen Navigation: How to display a new screen in response to button presses.

About Android Studio:

• What is Android Studio? Android Studio is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) specifically designed for Android app development. It is based on JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA software, offering a tailored environment with tools and features for Android development.