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Chapter 4 A Brief Introduction to Android Development By now, you have seen that there is a method to the madness of marketing Android apps. Chapter 2 discussed coming up with that million-dollar idea, and Chapter 3 covered some legal technicalities. This chapter takes you through the first steps of actually creating an Android application. If you are an experienced programmer, you might find the information in this chapter too basic, so it might seem more of a review. If so, by all means scan it quickly and move on to subsequent chapters that focus on marketing Android applications. If you are a first-time developer, you should read this chapter very carefully to understand the concepts involved. We wrote this book so that anyone can succeed in the current Android market, so it helps to learn as much as possible before you write that first line of code for your application. If you are just beginning to write an application for Android, you might discover a lot of technical terms being thrown around, and it might be difficult to navigate this sea of abbreviations. Although we can’t teach you to write Android applications in one chapter, we can give you a very high-level overview that we hope will give you the guidance you need for learning more on your own. First Steps as a Developer If you are just starting out as an Android developer, you need the Android Developer Tools (ADT) bundle. You also need the Java Development Kit (JDK) to use the ADT because the Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE) is written in Java. If you do not have the JDK installed on your computer, you should install it before you install the ADT. You can download the JDK from the Oracle web site: /technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html After you install the standard Java JDK, you can install the Android ADT bundle from the Android software development kit (SDK) web site. This bun