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    • Bazil NIzam
      Bazil NIzam last edited by

      I have been facing this problem recently while I run the program the output terminal just shows scanned text and the android virtual device is not opening. I have reinstalled the SDK but the problem still persist.!9e6e2081-4f83-428c-b733-456b84ffa933-image.png

      Bazil Nizam
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      • swalahamani
        swalahamani @Bazil NIzam last edited by

        @bazil-nizam
        Developing Android Applications with Eclipse is a bit old way. Few eclipse enthusiasts might be doing it still though. For your issue, check all the environment variables related to SDK and Emulators are correctly configured.

        If you're a beginner and no specific reason to use Eclipse, try to start with AndroidStudio.

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