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1. Start Android Studio and Start a new Android Studio project
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[!Welcome to Android Studio](images/2_1.png)
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2. You can name the project anything you want. But in the code below, we've named it Nanochat
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[!Configure your new project](images/2_2.png)
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3. Set the minimum SDK to 10 or higher.
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[!Minimum Android API level](images/2_3.png)
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We've left it on 10 (Gingerbread) here, since that is the lowest API level Firebase supports.
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4. Start with a Blank Activity
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[!Add an activity](images/2_4.png)
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5. We'll leave all the defaults for this activity
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[!Customize the Activity](images/2_5.png)
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6. If the project outline is not visible on the left, click the 1:Project label
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[!Click 1:Project](images/2_6.png)
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7. Open up the main activity, which can be found in `app/res/layout/activity_main.xml` and switch from its Design to its Text tab if needed. In this file the root element will be a `RelativeLayout` and in there will be a `TextView`. We won't be using the `TextView`, so delete it (or leave it and put a welcome message in it).
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[!emptied up layout_main.xml](2_7.png)
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We now have a blank project in Android Studio. Let's wire our app up to Firebase!
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