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I'm beginner of programing.

I've already installed Flutter and Dart in my plugins. I created New Flutter project but I can't find libs file. How can I solve this problem?

macOS 13.2 Intel Core i5

  • I Opened Android Studio. Project Structure > Modules I removed content entry, and Add Content Root.
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I think you didn't create a flutter project. you created an android studio default project.

Create flutter project - File > New > New Flutter Project

If you didn't install flutter correctly, Here are the steps to install Flutter after installing Android Studio:

  • Download the Flutter SDK: You can download the latest version of the Flutter SDK from the official Flutter website.

  • Extract the Flutter SDK: Extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP file to a location on your computer.

  • Set up your environment variables

  • Verify your installation: Open a terminal window and run the command 'flutter doctor' to check that your installation is complete and there are no missing dependencies.

  • Install the Flutter plugin in Android Studio: Start Android Studio and go to the plugin marketplace. Search for the Flutter plugin and click the Install button. Restart Android Studio after the installation is complete.

  • Create a new Flutter project: Go to File > New > New Flutter Project to create a new Flutter project. Now, you can find main.dart file and lib folder.


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There is macOS install - Flutter documentation - here

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