sdk is not recognized as an internal command

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sdk is not recognized as an internal command

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# Solution for Windows operating system

# Check if the SDK is installed and configured correctly
echo %ANDROID_HOME%

# If the above command returns an empty value or incorrect path, you need to set the correct SDK path
# Open the environment variables settings by right-clicking on "Computer" or "This PC" and selecting "Properties"
# Then go to "Advanced system settings" and click on the "Environment Variables" button
# Under "System Variables", find the "ANDROID_HOME" variable and set its value to the correct SDK path

# Alternatively, you can set the SDK path temporarily for the current session by running the following command
set ANDROID_HOME=C:\Path\to\your\Android\sdk

# Verify if the SDK is recognized now
sdk

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