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- 2. Steps for installing Android SDK on eclipse • Open the eclipse and create a workspace • Workspace is the place where your projects will be saved • Next go to Window->Preferences • Then click on option Android • Provide the path of android SDK and click on apply • Then you can observe the platforms get installed
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