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https://github.com/lzaycoe/prm392-demo

📚 All source code from PRM392 that we learned at FPT University QN AI Campus.
https://github.com/lzaycoe/prm392-demo

android-studio jetpack-compose kotlin prm392

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📚 All source code from PRM392 that we learned at FPT University QN AI Campus.

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# 📝 **PRM392 Code Demo**

> 📚 **All source code from PRM392 that we learned at FPT University QN AI Campus.**


Android Compose

## 🚀 **Content**

| Slot | Topic | Link |
| --------- | ----------------------------------------- | --------------------- |
| 🎯 Slot 3 | Views in Android Jetpack Compose Display | [Click here!](slot-3) |
| 🎨 Slot 4 | What is a Style? Apply Style in Compose | [Click here!](slot-4) |
| 🛠️ Slot 5 | Activity and Defining an Activity Compose | [Click here!](slot-5) |
| 🖼️ Slot 6 | Display Images & Menus Compose | [Click here!](slot-6) |

## 🌟 **Experience**

### Step 1: Install Android Studio

Download and install Android Studio from the [official site](https://developer.android.com/studio). Make sure you have the necessary tools installed:

- Android SDK
- Emulator (or use a real device)
- Kotlin plugin (built-in in the latest Android Studio)

### Step 2: Clone Repository

1. Open Android Studio and go to **File > New > Project from Version Control**.
2. In the Version Control options, select **Repository URL**.
3. Enter the repository URL:

```plaintext
https://github.com/lzaycoe/prm392-demo.git
```

4. Choose a directory on your local machine where you want to clone the repository.
5. Click **Clone**.
6. Wait for Android Studio to sync the project and resolve dependencies.

## 👥 **Contributors**



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