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In the last section we finished the download of Android studio.

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So if I open up my downloads folder I should now see and I know the sex is very small right now.

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But bear with me I'm on the Windows machine.

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This one is not my Windows machine is not really set up for recording video as well as my Mac is.

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Anyways back on topic.

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This is our Android studio right here.

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The installation file just started up the installation.

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And this is in installation as in take a very long time to finish.

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So we're going to start it up right now.

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Install a couple of things and then probably take a 15 minute break to be honest and then come on back

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and work at the Android studio.

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So we'll get the launcher.

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Here we go.

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Android set up next we get prompt with three options here the studio SDK and virtual device.

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And we want all three of these.

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So we will leave them all checked go into the next.

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It's a license agreement if you want to read it certainly feel free to do so.

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I agree.

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This is very critical very critical down here on the second link.

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We've got a link to the SDK.

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All right.

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So link to the SDK.

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I want you to take note of this.

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The second term inside of your I guess third.

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So I've got C users.

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And then your user name for your particular machine is very relevant later on.

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So for me my user on the machine I'm currently on I am logged in as computer because you know this is

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what I called my log in yours might be like Matt Jane whatever your logon name is.

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Just keep that in mind.

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So I'm not going to change any links in here.

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And I highly encourage you to not change them either.

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We'll go next.

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You can change the name if you would like and leave the same.

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And it finally will start out the insulation.

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So this right here is the part that is probably going to take a very long time.

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Trust me this progress right bar right here is quite deceptive.

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This will probably end up taking a bit longer than we think.

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So all this runs we are going to do a little bit.

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Or just another piece of installation.

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Might start menu.

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I'm going to open the start menu and then just type in command and this is going to open up the command

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prompt.

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I'm going to right click this and run it as administrator.

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So please make sure that you do launch this as an administrator.

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And so here I am at my command prompt at this point in time.

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We've already installed both node and Python.

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So just to test out the installation I will type node dash Daschle and I see here a version 6.6.

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So you want to make sure that you correctly see some number print up here.

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If you see something that says unrecognized command Well something is definitely off with the node installation

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and we'll need to do a little bit of troubleshooting the next thing we're going to do is install the

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re-act native command line tools the rack may have command line tools have exactly two purposes.

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First off it generates a new project which is which is what we're really concerned about right now in

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its second purpose is to test our projects inside of the Android simulator.

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We can install the re-act native command line tools by running an install DSG react native CLID.

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So this will take just a second to install it's a rather small package and there we go.

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We are.

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We are now going to use the re-act native CLID generate our first project.

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So by default chances are your command line is opening you up in a Windows system 32.

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It's not really a fantastic place obviously for placing a re-activated project.

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So I'm going to change to another drive for myself.

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Basically you can take yourself to wherever you have your workspace right.

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Any any projects you want to place you might be in my documents or wherever it might be.

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In my case I've already got a folder called re-act native and so inside of this folder I'm going to

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place my new re-activated project that we're going to generate right now.

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So once I'm inside a place where I can store my re-act native application I will use the re-act need

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of Selye that we just installed by writing re-act dashed native init and then albums.

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So the first part here is a reference to the command line tools that we just installed.

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The first argument to that is in that which is us telling it hey please initialiser create a new project

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and then a third term here.

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And the second argument is albums.

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So this is telling we actually know that we want to initialize a new project called albums.

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So hit enter and it will do its own little thing.

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Now installation of a new re-active project can take a little bit of time.

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Like Definitely I have to do a little bit of time.

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So while this is running let's go back over and check out our Android installation.

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So I'm still only at 16 percent.

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So I think that this would be a fantastic time to go ahead and take a break and when we come back we

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will have the Android SDK completely installed and we will also have our re-act native Project installed

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as well.