Downloading-Flutter-and-Adding-it-to-Your-Path.md

 # Downloading and Getting SDK Path
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 - Download the [`Flutter SDK`](https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install) build for your operating system.
 - Once Flutter is downloaded, create a new folder in your home directory called `Developer`. Inside the `Developer` folder, create a new folder called `sdk`. The new path should be `/Users/<YourUsernameHere>/Developer/sdk`.
 - Extract the Flutter zip and move the `flutter` folder into your new `sdk` folder.
 - Open the `flutter` folder and copy the path to the `bin` folder. This path should be `/Users/<YourUsernameHere>/Developer/sdk/flutter/bin`.
 
 # Adding Flutter to Your Path
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 - These next steps depend on your operating system:
 
   ## macOS
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     1. In `Terminal`, type `vi ~/.zshrc`.
     2. At the bottom of your `.zshrc` file, add a the following line: `export PATH=~/Developer/sdk/flutter/bin:$PATH`.
     3. Hit `Escape` and type `:wq`. This should return you to the command line.
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     5. Verify that Flutter is now on your path by typing `flutter`. You should see a list of arguments for Flutter.
 
   ## Windows
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     1. Right-click the Windows logo and select `System`.
     2. Click `Advanced System Settings` on the right hand side of the screen under `Related Settings`. This should open a `System Properties` window.
     3. Click the `Environment Variables...` button in the bottom-right of the pop-up.
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     7. Verify that Flutter is now on your path by typing `flutter`. You should see a list of arguments for Flutter.
 
 _**You now have Flutter installed, congrats!**_
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+# What Should I Do Next?
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+- Next you should run the `flutter doctor -v` command and see what needs to be done to complete set up.