Saturday, 6 February 2016

Android Programming Tutorial 53 : Creating AVD Or Emulator For Android Studio

Android Virtual Devices(AVD Or Emulator):

An Android Virtual Device or AVD is an emulator configuration, allowing you to model an Android device. This makes running and testing applications on a wide range of devices much easier. With an Android Virtual Device, you can specify the hardware and software the Android Emulator needs to emulate.
The preferred way to create an Android Virtual Device is through the AVD Manager, which you can access in Android Studio by selecting Android > AVD Manager from the Tools menu.


                                    

If you're development environment is set up correctly, the Android Virtual Device Manager should look similar to the screenshot below.



To create a new AVD, click New... on the right, give the AVD a name, and configure the virtual device as shown below. Click OK to create your first AVD.




After Clicking On OK Button

It will look some thing like this



Now To Start the emulator Just Click on the AVD ,Then Start button After Few Minutes It will Look like this



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