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install android studio on windows by verifying system requirements, downloading the installer, and completing the default setup with sdk, jdk, and theme options.
Learn to run your Android app on a real device by connecting via USB, installing the Windows USB driver, and enabling developer options and USB debugging in the IDE.
Explore Android Studio's layout editor, insert an image view into a relative layout, center it, create and reference a string resource for content description, and preview on multiple devices.
Explore pixel density and DPI to understand how image and text crispness varies across Android screens, and how logical densities with the baseline 160 DPI enable density independent pixels.
create a custom launcher icon using image asset studio in Android Studio, covering adaptive and legacy icons, foreground and background layers, and placing icons in mipmap folders.
Explore how linear layout uses a view group to arrange views in vertical or horizontal orientation, and control space with layout_weight for the mail app UI.
Create a mail app user interface in Android Studio using a vertical linear layout with three edit texts for title, to, and message, plus a send button.
design the dice app UI in Android with a relative layout, display a centered number from a generated random roll, and provide a bottom roll button to update dice images.
Demonstrate building a two-dice interface in Android using a horizontal linear layout, with padding, margins, refactoring drawable names, and distinct images driven by random numbers.
Learn the Kotlin variable types var and val in Android development: mutable var allows multiple reassignments, while immutable val initializes once, with IDE warnings guiding immutability.
Learn to use logical operators in Android development with Kotlin by combining comparison operators with and and or, evaluating boolean expressions, and applying them in control flows.
Here in Complete Android Development with Kotlin you will learn how to create applications using Kotlin Programming language.
Android leads the market of mobile operating systems, and it is now kotlin first. Numbers of android developers using kotlin is increasing everyday, till now up to 60% of professional android developers has started using kotlin in their apps.
In this course we will start by basics of android, like creating simple user interfaces and having an introduction to layout scaling, then we start giving functionality to our apps, so the user can interact with the UI.
In creating every project you will learn coding in Kotlin gradually.
We will have an introduction to algorithms and how they could be helpful for solving our problems in code.
We will see how we can get and send data over internet, as most real world applications do.
We will have an introduction to ConstraintLayouts and how we can create complex layouts with it.
We will learn about creating Animations with ConstraintLayout.
We will learn about fragments and the newly JetPack Component called, Navigation Component.
We will Create a Diary App to Implement CRUD with SqlLite.
We will Create our own MusicPlayer.
We will Create a Chat Application using Firebase and its features like, firebase Authentication, firebase Cloud Messaging, Firebase Realtime Database, Storage.
and We will use Firebase Machine Learning to integrate TextRecognition, BarcodeScanning, Image Labeling and Face Detection in our apps.
During the course I tried to teach you not just code, but also Code in a clean and structured way, something that makes you a professional developer and separate you from other developers.