How to Create Classes in Android Studio?

Creating classes in Android Studio is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Navigate to the Appropriate Directory:
In the Project pane (usually on the left side of the screen), navigate to where you'd like to add your class. For example, if you want to create a new class in your main package, navigate to:
```
app/java/your.package.name
```
Right-Click and Add a New Java/Kotlin Class:
- Right-click on the appropriate package or directory.
- Hover over New, then choose Java Class or Kotlin Class, depending on your preferred language.
Name Your Class:
In the dialog that appears, type the name of your class. For Java, it's convention to start the class name with an uppercase letter and use CamelCase for multiple words (e.g., MyNewClass). The same convention applies for Kotlin.
Choose Class Type (Optional):
If you're creating a specific type of class (e.g., an Enum, Interface, etc.), you can select that type from the "Kind" dropdown. Most of the time, you'll be creating a regular class.
Click OK:
Click OK, and Android Studio will automatically generate a new class file for you with the name you provided.
Customize Your Class:
Now, the new class file should be open in the editor. You can start adding fields, methods, constructors, and other code as required.
Inherit from Other Classes or Implement Interfaces:
If your new class should extend another class or implement an interface, you can do so as usual:
For Java:
```
public class MyNewClass extends AnotherClass implements SomeInterface {
    // ...
}
```
For Kotlin:
```
class MyNewClass : AnotherClass(), SomeInterface {
    // ...
}
```

Remember, Android Studio offers code generation shortcuts. For instance, if you right-click in the class editor (or use the Alt + Insert shortcut on Windows/Linux or Cmd + N on macOS), you'll get a context menu allowing you to generate common code snippets like constructors, getter/setter methods, and more.

Creating a class with methods in Android Studio:
- Description: Understand how to create a class with methods in Android Studio, an essential aspect of object-oriented programming.
- Example Code:
```
public class MyClass {
    public void myMethod() {
        // Code for the method
    }
}
```