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5 changes: 2 additions & 3 deletions building-apk.md
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_Note: An `apk/AndroidManifest.xml` file was already created for
your app by `flutter init`. You can check it out if you like,
but you don't need to modify it
when getting started._
your app by `flutter create`. You can check it out if you like,
but you don't need to modify it when getting started._

First, ensure you installed the Android SDK tools
(see "Setting up your Android device" from [Getting started](/getting-started)).
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$ export PATH=`pwd`/bin:$PATH
```

Run `flutter --version` to ensure the `flutter`
command is on your PATH.
Run `flutter --version` to ensure the `flutter` command is on your PATH.

## Creating your first sample app

You can use the `flutter`
command to create a starter project.
You can use the `flutter` command to create a starter project.

Here is an example:

```
$ flutter init -o my_app
$ flutter create -o my_app
```

The above command creates a `my_app` directory that contains a simple demo
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