📥 Download and Install Flutter

⬇️ Download Flutter SDK:
- Download the stable release of Flutter SDK.
- The SDK should download to your default download directory (usually %USERPROFILE%\Downloads).
📁 Create a Flutter Folder:
- Create a folder for the Flutter SDK in a desired location (e.g., C:\Users\{username}\dev\flutter).
📦 Extract the SDK:
- Extract the SDK ZIP file to the Flutter folder you created.
⚙️ Update Windows PATH Variable:
- Add the Flutter SDK bin directory (%USERPROFILE%\dev\flutter\bin) to your PATH environment variable.
- Search "Environment Variables".
- In the "User variables for {username}" section, locate or create a Path variable.
- Add the Flutter bin directory (%USERPROFILE%\dev\flutter\bin) to the list of paths.
- Ensure it is at the top of the list for priority.

📱 Configure Android Development

💻 Install Android Studio:
- Download and install Android Studio.
- Follow the setup wizard and install the necessary components such as:
  - 🧩 Android SDK Platform, API 34.0.0
  - 🧰 Android SDK Command-line Tools
  - 🛠️ Android SDK Build-Tools
  - 🔧 Android SDK Platform-Tools
  - 🕹️ Android Emulator
💻 Create and Configure an Android Emulator:
- Launch Android Studio.
- Go to Tools > Device Manager.
- Click on "Create Device" to set up a new virtual device (Phone or Tablet).
- Choose a device definition and system image, then follow the prompts to complete the configuration.
- Once created, start the emulator.
📜 Agree to Android Licenses:
- Open a command prompt or PowerShell.
- Run the command flutter doctor --android-licenses to accept the licenses for the Android SDK.

Run Flutter Doctor:
- Open a command prompt or PowerShell.
- Run the command flutter doctor.
- Check the output to verify your setup.
- If there are any issues, run flutter doctor -v for detailed information.

Once you have installed all the necessary components, you can start developing Flutter apps for Windows and Android.