I recommend you still install Android Studio along with the SDK as before (you’ll still need the JDK too). When you go through this process, just make a note of the path where the SDK is installed.

You used to have to tell Android Studio where the JDK and Android SDK were located — now it does that automatically. Now let’s go over how to set up your first project so all you’ll have ...

The Android ... initiate the process of using SDK’s Command-Line version. To do that, follow the steps below: Let’s look at the flip side now, where you would want to use Google’s Android ...

Java Development Kit (JDK ... Android Software Development Kit (SDK): Includes the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) and other utilities for testing and debugging apps. This is included with Android Studio.

Previously, you'd have to download Android Studio or the SDK to get these, which are a 400MB-1.6GB download. Even the smaller command line tools download is still 200-300MB. If you're not doing ...