Maybe I am speaking out of misunderstanding, as I use AIDE to develop mostly.
Just because your SDK is the newest doesn't mean it won't work in previous
versions of droid... unless you use methods available only to the newer sdk.
Am I correct in this line of thinking?
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You can create an app targeted at any version of Android (1.0 if you
wish - I aim mine at 2.2 as it informs me that 100% of the devices who
have accessed the Play Store in the past n (3?) months run at least 2.2).
You have the option to download the dependencies for whichever version
of
I was getting ready to download and install Android Studio. But as best I
could tell, it Android Studio will create an app for use on Andriod 6
(Marshmallow). What about previous versions of android?
On the features list at the Android Studio page, it says "Android 6.0
Marshmallow". I'm
You have the latest update version of Android Studio, so the Android SDK
that already installed is the newest (Android SDK 23 or Marshmallow). If
you want have the previous version, you can install it fromSDK Manager
of Android Studio.
If you create a new project or open an existing project in
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