Android Studio簡介
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Android Studio is the official IDE for Android development. It offers advantages over Eclipse like a rich layout editor, powerful coding features, and use of the Gradle build system. Key reasons to use Android Studio include that Eclipse ADT is no longer in active development, it is the official IDE, and it offers a rich layout editor, powerful coding editing, and code templates to help build apps.
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- 7. Reason(2/2) Rich layout Editor Powerful coding editing Code templates to help you build common app features Gradle-based build system Build variants and multiple apk file generation
- 8. Reason(2/2) Rich layout Editor Powerful coding editing Code templates to help you build common app features Gradle-based build system Build variants and multiple apk file generation
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- 13. Reason(2/2) Rich layout Editor Powerful coding editing Code templates to help you build common app features Gradle-based build system
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- 19. A very flexible general purpose build tool like Ant. Very powerful support for multi-project builds. Very powerful dependency management Feature
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