Setup and Install JDK and Android Studio

The Android Studio Tutorial shows you how to download Android Studio in Section 9

Section 9.2 shows you how to disable Android Studio Instant Run

On the Android Studio launch window, click on Configure->preferences in the bottom right corner. then go to "Build,Execution,and Deployment" on the left panel and click on the "Instant Run" on the left panel. Then uncheck the "Enable Instant Run..." check box

Make sure you have a github account, then fork terkel and FTC-Team-25 or FTC-Team-5218, so you have your own github repository copy

Next go to your git bash and do a git clone for cmacfarl/ftc_app (for 2018 use RoverRuckus instead of ftc_app), <your_repo>/terkel, and <your_repo>/FTC-Team-25 or <your_repo>/FTC-Team-5218 in a directory you've created on your laptop Desktop directory

Change to the ftc_app (use RoverRuckus for 2018 and Skystone for 2019-2020) directory on your laptop and type "git checkout master-25" or "git checkout master-5218" depending on your team number

Section 9.3.3 Importing the FTC project into Android Studio "Import project (Eclipse, ADT, Gradle, etc.)" and select the "ftc_app" (RoverRuckus for 2018-2019 and SkyStone for 2019-2020) project folder you'd like to import. Note that if someone accidentally puts their code in the wrong year, we had to update one of the gradle files to indicate that we wanted to use 2020 instead of 2019, so we updated that file from 2019 and 2020, but then after you change that grade file, you must push the sync gradle files icon in Android Studio which is the third one from the left and looks like an elephant with a downward facing arrow. note that you change to 2022 in FtcRobotController/TeamCode/build.gradle

(2018, we don't have to do this step) Later you must also do "terkel", and "FTC-Team-25 or 5218". This may take several minutes so be patient

Section 10.1 Enabling developer mode on your Android phones and USB debugging are enabled

Now you are ready to create an OpMode

The Android Studio Install and Setup Guy talks too fast, so turn on closed-captioning (CC) and use the settings to change the speed to 0.75 or 0.5, so the guy talks slower

Go to the JDK Download site below: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

Select the JDK Platform (JDK) at the top, then it will you to click on the "Accept License Agreement check box under the Java SE Development Kit 10.0.2. Then click on the jdk-10.0.2_xxx, for your corresponding device.

Then go thru the installation process for JDK

Android Studio Download: https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html

Click the Download button, then click the "I have read terms and conditions..." and click Download button.

Then click on the downloaded file and drag it to applications.

When you run android studio

Official FTC SDK: https://github.com/ftctechnh/ftc_app