Now it’s starting to get exciting. It’s time to get this Android going, but before
you can do so, you need to install and configure a few tools, including SDKs:
1. Java JDK: Lays the foundation for the Android SDK.
2. Android SDK: Provides access to Android libraries and allows you to
develop for Android.
3. Eclipse IDE (integrated development environment): Brings together
Java, the Android SDK, and the Android ADT (Android Development
Tools), and provides tools for you to write your Android programs.
4. Android ADT: Does a lot of the grunt work for you, such as creating the
files and structure required for an Android app.
"A benefit of working with open-source software is that most of the time, you can get the tools to develop the software for free. Android is no exception to that rule. All the tools that you need to develop rich Android applications are free of charge."
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