Android tutorial - android development kit | Locate and change SDK in Android Studio - android studio tutorial
- A software development kit that enables developers to create applications for the Android platform.
- The Android SDK includes sample projects with source code, development tools, an emulator, and required libraries to build Android applications.
- This article we will learn how to find out SDK in android studio and how to change it.
- If you have downloaded SDK separately and want to integrate newly updated SDK in android studio follow the below given steps:
![android sdk](https://mail.wikitechy.com/cdn/tutorials/android/android-sdk.gif)
How to Locate and change SDK in Android Studio
- Step 1: Open your Android Studio.
- Step 2: Go to android studio menu. File > Project Structure.
![project structure in Android Studio](https://mail.wikitechy.com/cdn/tutorials/android/project-structure-in-android-studio.jpg)
- Step 3: In project structure window, on top left there is an option SDK location
- Step 4: Under Android SDK location option your current SDK is located
- Step 5: If you want to change it then click on the square box given on the end of url.
![SDK location change in Android Studio](https://mail.wikitechy.com/cdn/tutorials/android/sdk-location-change-in-android-studio.jpg)
- Step 6: It will show you a dialog box, select the new SDK from your drive and Click OK.
![sdk path android studio](https://mail.wikitechy.com/cdn/tutorials/android/sdk-path-android-studio.jpg)
- Now you can Rebuilt your project and run it.