Lesson 2: Using Android Studio for Android Development Flashcards

1
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Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

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An interface between a user and Android Studio

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2
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Project Window

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Enables you to quickly navigate the files within your project.

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3
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Editor tabs

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refers to the area where you write and work with your code files.

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4
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Logcat

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A tool that displays most of the helpful messages that are output by your application while you are trying to debug it.

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5
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code completion

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An invaluable tool that shows you contextual options for completing the piece of code that you are trying to write

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6
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breakpoints

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A mechanism by which you can tell Android studio to temporarily pause execution of your code, which allows you to examine the condition of your application.

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7
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Toggle

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A term which means that any breakpoints you set can be turned off the same way you turn them on.

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8
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Conditional Breakpoint

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A breakpoint at which Android Studio only pauses when specific conditions are met.

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9
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APK

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the compiled, executable version of your application

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