Match each of the names or acronyms to the correct description in the list below.

- A third-party Android emulator that runs natively on most desktop computers.

- An IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for creating Android Apps.

- A library that's required to run x86 based devices on Intel boxes natively.

- The native processor on most Android devices.

- A fake Android phone or tablet that you can test your app on.

- These software libraries from Oracle must be installed before Android Studio can be run.

- These software libraries define the Applications Programming Interface for Android apps.

1.	JDK
2.	Android Studio
3.	SDK
4.	AVD
5.	HAXM
6.	Genymotion
7.	ARM