How do I setup android application using Eclipse in Ubuntu? [closed] - android

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I downloaded the ADT Bundle and extracted as required, but when i want to create an android application, such an option does not exist.

Use the following steps:
go to window--Preferences--Android
then give your android sdk path
in my case:
like:/home/ravindmaurya/AndroidTa/adt-bundle-linux-x86_64-20130729/sdk
then press apply

Your SDK is not Configured therefore you can not create Android Project, First you have to configure Android SDK in Preferences like I am showing you in the below Snapshot
Now You will find Create Android Application Options
Download ADT from this link

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Is the preview of xml file is removed from Android studio 3.0.1 latest version if no then how to enable it
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No it is always available and normally it is active by default. If it does not show up in your home it is certainly a problem to update the libraries of Sdk
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is it possible to build apk on Android? Like it AIDE do.
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As you can see in the screenshot above when I try to add new android project in eclipse idea, I go to File->Import but I didn't find Android import source to select.
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It's seems you have an eclipse idea without android adt bundle, you must add android adt bundle to your eclipse idea to able create android project using it.
to doing this please read this tutorial.
because of adding adt bundle is very difficult, I suggest you use android studio, an professional intelliJ-based idea for developing android applications. it's have every thing you need for android developing.
you can download it from here
good luck!

How to test Google code examples? [closed]

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I use Android Studio - How do you go about testing the official examples such as this?
I do not want to have to copy and paste all files into my project.
Are you new with android , you can test these applicavia developer mode on your device using ADT Bundle or android studios IDE for android
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I have installed Documentation for Android package using AVD manager.
On hovering over any element it pops up "Note: This element has no attached source and the Javadoc could not be found in the attached Javadoc"
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