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# Installation

1️⃣ **Download and Install Java**

* 🚨 **Important**: This step is crucial if it's your first time developing Android. If you've worked with Android projects before, feel free to skip this section.

2️⃣ **Download and Install Java**

* 🌐 Go to this link to download the latest JDK: [JDK Download Page](http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html)
* 🔵 On the page, click the **blue square** to download the Java Platform (JDK).

3️⃣ **Download and Install Android Studio**

* 🌐 Visit this link to download Android Studio: [Android Studio Download Page](https://developer.android.com/studio/)
* 🛠️ During the first installation, you'll need to **download the SDK**. Just follow the instructions to complete the setup.


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