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emulator:tldr:8cba8
The given command is used to launch the Android Emulator with specific configurations.
Here's the break down of each component of the command:
-
emulator
: This is the command used to start the Android Emulator. It is a tool that allows you to run and test Android applications on your computer. -
-avd
: This option is followed by the name of the AVD (Android Virtual Device) you want to launch. An AVD is a configuration that specifies the properties of the virtual Android device, such as the Android version, screen size, and hardware properties. -
${name}
: This is a placeholder variable that represents the specific name of the AVD you want to launch. You need to replace${name}
with the actual name of an existing AVD. -
-netspeed
: This option is used to specify the network speed emulation of the virtual device. It simulates different network speeds to test your application's behavior under various network conditions. -
${select}
: This is another placeholder variable that represents the specific network speed you want to set for the emulator. You need to replace${select}
with the desired value. The available options for${select}
usually includefull
,gsm
,hscsd
,gprs
,edge
,umts
,hspda
,lte
,evdo
,cdma
, andehrpd
.
In summary, the command emulator -avd ${name} -netspeed ${select}
is used to launch the Android Emulator with a specific AVD (specified by ${name}
) and a network speed emulation (specified by ${select}
).