Learn how to efficiently unzip files on your Android device using ZArchiver. Follow these steps for a hassle-free installation and setup.

Step 1: Install Zip File

# Navigate to the download link of the zip file you want to install.

Step 2: Install ZArchiver

# Open the Google Play Store on your Android device.

# Search for "ZArchiver" in the search bar.

# Locate the official ZArchiver app and tap on "Install."

Step 3: Open ZArchiver

# Once the installation is complete, tap on the ZArchiver icon to open the app.

Step 4: Locate the Compressed File

# Navigate to the folder on your device where the compressed file you want to unzip is located.

Step 5: Select the Compressed File

# Tap on the compressed file you wish to extract. ZArchiver will display the contents of the compressed file.

Step 6: Extract the Files

# To extract all files, press and hold on the compressed file until a menu appears.

# Select "Extract here" to unzip the files in the same location or choose "Extract to" to select a specific destination.

Step 7: Wait for Extraction

# ZArchiver will initiate the extraction process. The time taken depends on the size of the compressed file.

Step 8: Check App Permissions

# Before installing any app from outside the Play Store, ensure that your device allows installations from unknown sources.

# Go to your device's settings.

# Navigate to "Security" or "Privacy."

# Enable the option to install apps from unknown sources.

Step 9: Move TC File

# Before installing the APK file, move the 'TC' folder to the main directory.

# If the 'TC' file is not moved to the main directory, the Turbo C app may not run on your device.

Step 10: Install the App

# Once the zip file is extracted, you should see an APK file (Android application package).

# Tap on the APK file to initiate the installation process.

# Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation.

Step 11: Complete Installation

# After the installation is complete, you may see an "Open" or "Done" button.

# You can now open the installed app from your device's app drawer.

Step 12: Access Settings:

# Launch the app.

# Look for a "Default Memory Size" within the menu of app.

# Change Memory Size to 16MB for better performance.

# Inside the "Sound and Speed" tab select "Emulation Mode" choose "Speed (Faster)" option for faster emulation.

# There is another setting named "Fast Core". Click on the checkbox according to your needs.

# Click on "Suggested Cycles" and choose one of the better options based on your device's CPU speed. You can check your CPU speed in your device's settings app.

Step 13: Start Emulation:

# Return to the main screen and tap on "Start Emulator" or a similar option. This will launch the Turbo C/C++ emulation environment.

# After starting the emulator, you'll see the terminal for commands. To locate files in the 'TC' folder, type two commands:

cd tc (press Enter on the keyboard)

cd bin (press Enter on the keyboard)

This will access the 'BIN' folder within the 'TC' folder.

# After typing the two commands, enter the final command:

tc.exe (press Enter on the keyboard)

to launch the Turbo C/C++ screen.

Step 14: Start Coding:

# After accessing the screen, create a new file and enjoy your coding journey! 😉

# Note: Remember, when you return to the app, you'll need to start the emulation and type these three commands again to get started.