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DEPARTMENT OF

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

EXPERIMENT 1.2
Student Name: Eshaan Maheshwary Section/Group: 20BCS – DM – 609A
Student UID: 20BCS7627 Branch: B.E. CSE
Date of Performance: 16th February 2023 Semester: 6th
Subject Name: M.A.D. Lab Subject Code: 20CSP – 356

1. AIM OF THE EXPERIMENT:


To design an Android Application to display “Hello World”.

2. OBJECTIVE OF THE EXPERIMENT:


Understanding and Analyze the Specific Requirements, Possibilities and
Challenges when developing for a Mobile Application context.

3. STEPS AND OUTPUT:


Step 1: First Step is to create a simple Android Application using Android
Studio. When you click on Android studio Icon, it will show screen as shown
below:

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Step 2: You can start your Application Development by calling start a New
Android Studio Project in a new installation frame should ask Application
name, Package Information and Location of the Project:

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Step 3: Designing Layout in the activity_main.xml File.

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Step 4: Enable USB Debugging


The next Step is to enable USB Debugging on your Phone that can interact
with your Computer in a Developer Mode.

The following Steps are needed:

• (Windows Only) Install the ADB Driver.


• Plug – in your Android Device to Computer via USB.
• Open the "Settings" App on the Device.
• Scroll Down to Bottom to find "About Phone" item.
• Scroll Down to Bottom to find "Build Number" section.
• Tap on "Build Number" 7 times in Quick Succession.
• You should see the message "You are now a Developer!"
• Go back to main "Settings" page.
• Scroll Down to Bottom to find "Developer Options" item.
• Turn on "USB Debugging" Switch and hit "OK".
• Unplug and re-plug the Device.
• Dialog appears "Allow USB Debugging?".
• Check "Always allow from this Computer" and then hit "OK".

Step 5: Running your App

Now, we can launch apps from Android Studio onto our device:

1. Select one of your Projects and Click "Run" from the Toolbar.

2. In the "Choose Device" Window that appears, select the "Choose a


running device" radio button, select the device, and click OK.

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4. RESULT SCREENSHOTS:

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5. LEARNING OUTCOMES:
• Running an Application on Android Studio.
• Creation of an Application using Android Studio.
• Setting Up and Reading the Current Working Directory in Android Studio.
• Working of Android.

MOBILE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT LAB – EXPERIMENT 1.2

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