Directions

To begin, open the Android Studio Layout Editor. For more details on how to open and use the Android Studio Layout Editor, review the readings in this module$$s Resources section.

Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria:

Create a new Android Studio project with no activity.

Complete the actions below in your setup. Be careful to select the No Activity option. The Empty Activity option will not let you select Java as the programming language. It may take up to $10$ minutes for the project to fully set up the first time you do this. Do not worry. This is the environment downloading and configuring the dependencies. You can view the process by clicking on the Build button at the bottom of the Android Studio screen.

Name the project and include your name in the title.

Select Java as the language.

Select API $34$ as the target SDK$.$

Select Groovy DSL as the build config.

Once the new project loads, edit the existing activity$\_$main.xml file.

Create a new layout of your choosing. The layout must include a button, a TextView, and a plain text.

Identify the Android Studio elements using relevant names.

To accomplish this task, complete the following actions:

Name the button$$s text as $$Say Hello$.$

Remove all text from the TextView.

Label the ID of the button as $$buttonSayHello$.$

Label the pPlain tText as $$nameText$.$

Label the TextView as $$textGreeting$.$

Discuss any challenges experienced with Android Studio.

Now that you have explored Android Studio, talk about your initial experience and ask any questions.

Explain any challenges you are having accessing or using Android Studio so that you will be prepared for later work in this course.