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You will need to do this whether you are using a virtual or real device.
First, if your device runs Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) or higher you will need to enable Developer Mode. To do this, go to the system Settings and under “About phone” look for the “Build number”. (This may be nested under “Software information”.) Tap on the build number seven times; you should see the message “You are now a developer!”.
Next find the “Developer options” in the system settings and scroll down to the “USB debugging” switch. Turn that on whenever you need to test the application, and plug the phone into your computer that is running Android Studio. For security you should always turn this setting back off when you are finished testing.
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