Step 1:- Open Android Studio. In the dropdown menu, click on Virtual Device Manager.
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Instead of “Create Device,” click on “Add Device” in the top left corner of the Device Manager window.
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It’s advised to generate an AVD for each system image, but for the sake of simplicity, we’ll just create a single one. For a more detailed guide on creating AVDs, select “Pixel XL” or any other phone model that fits your requirements, then proceed by clicking “Next”.
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Following that, choose a hardware profile. For this instance, I’ll opt for “API 34”, then proceed by clicking “Next”.
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Upon reaching the “Verify Configuration” window, adjust the AVD properties according to your preferences, then finalize by clicking “Finish”.
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Fantastic! Your device has been successfully created.
Step 2:- Open Android studio
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And last open one project
Output:-
Run the Device
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Hopefully, It will help you …!!!