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2 - Setting Up and Android Studio Development Environment

The document provides instructions for adding Android SDK paths to the system PATH on macOS by creating a file in the /etc/paths.d directory. The specific paths to be added include the cmdline-tools and platform-tools directories of the Android SDK. This method ensures a clean setup for Android development in Android Studio.

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2 - Setting Up and Android Studio Development Environment

The document provides instructions for adding Android SDK paths to the system PATH on macOS by creating a file in the /etc/paths.d directory. The specific paths to be added include the cmdline-tools and platform-tools directories of the Android SDK. This method ensures a clean setup for Android development in Android Studio.

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2 - Setting Up and Android Studio Development

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2.6.5 Adding Android to the PATH
The cleanest method for adding to the path on #macOS is to add a new file to the directory /etc/paths.d
containing the paths to be added to $PATH. Creating a file called android-sdk with the following lines:
/Users/flowmar/Library/Android/sdk/cmdline-tools/latest/bin
/Users/flowmar/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools

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