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# Android Studio Setup on mac

Before the beginning of your work, download Android Studio — the environment designed specifically for Android development. Use this link to download the file: <https://developer.android.com/studio>

Unzip the file with Motors app project. Launch Android Studio and open the project source folder.

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Now you need to finish some setup activities. Go to the **Android Studio > Preferences > Appearance & Behavior > System Settings > Android SDK** and install the selected **SDK Platforms.**

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Next, **install all components under the SDK Tools.**

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Now move to the **Plugins** menu. Here you need to find and install **Flutter** and **Dart plugins** (**Android Studio > Preferences > Plugins > Flutter**).

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Proceed with the installation of **Dart**, and upon its completion **restart** the Android Studio.


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