To start a Flutter project on your PC, follow these easy steps, even if you're new to it. Here's a simple guide:

1. Install Flutter

   • Step 1: Download Flutter from the official Flutter website.
   • Step 2: Extract the downloaded file to a folder on your computer.
   • Step 3: Add Flutter to your system’s path:
     • On Windows: Search for "Edit the system environment variables," then edit the Path variable and add the path where Flutter is extracted (flutter/bin folder).
     • On macOS/Linux: Open your terminal and run:

       export PATH="$PATH:`pwd`/flutter/bin"

2. Install an Editor (e.g., VS Code)

   • Download and install Visual Studio Code or Android Studio.
   • Install the Flutter and Dart extensions/plugins inside your editor to support Flutter development.

3. Set Up Android Studio (for Android Development)

   • Install Android Studio for the Android development environment.
   • Set up the Android SDK during installation.
   • After setup, open Android Studio > "Configure" > "SDK Manager," and ensure the latest SDKs and tools are installed.
   • Set up an emulator (optional) for testing your apps.

4. Start a New Flutter Project

   • Open a terminal (or command prompt) and run:

     flutter create my_first_app

   • This command creates a new Flutter project in a folder called my_first_app.

5. Navigate to Your Project

   • In the terminal, go into your project directory:

     cd my_first_app

6. Run the App

   • To run the app, use the following command:

     flutter run

   • Make sure you either have an Android/iOS emulator running or a physical device connected via USB debugging.

7. Edit Code Open the lib/main.dart file in your preferred editor (like VS Code). Start editing the default Flutter code to make your own app! That’s it! You now have a basic Flutter project set up and ready to go.

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