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This problem is quite recurrent. This always happens when there is a version of the app installed on the phone that differs from being debugged and I believe that, in your case, may be the name of the app. What should be done is to uninstall the app that is on mobile and clean the project data in Android Studio, going to Menu Superio > Build > Clean Project
. Always works for me, in the last case, restart your phone and Android Studio, if not solve, the problem should be in your project.
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– eliangela
If you read your error right, you are saying you have an error in line 32 of XML. "<Activity> does not have a valid android:name".
– eliangela
I’m just going to make a few observations on the structure of your project: preferably put the package names always in lowercase (activitys). The domain is always backwards (br.com.aulasfirebasee.myapplication). You can make this package structure (referring to the domain) your main structure and put all the classes inside it. From there, you can create other packages and separate their classes there. More information: https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/javase/documentation/codeconventions-135099.html#367
– eliangela
Thank you very much.
– ZeroCold