Android Studio 4.1 Flutter doesn't recognizing android emuator - flutter

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error in try to run flutter project on android mobile emulator

I try to run my flutter program on an android phone and get this error:
if I run the program in chrome it works well.
I run this in vs code,
I installed android studio SDK.

avdmanager is missing from the Android SDK?

im trying to run my flutter code on vs code and i was tried to create android emulator on vs code and gave me this error (avdmanager is missing from the Android SDK)

Why can't debug my Flutter App on my phone in VS Code while coding

I've just setup my windows environment for mobile development using Flutter in VS Code but I am getting this error while trying to debug on my phone
avdmanager is missing from the Android SDK
If you're using an emulator, check AVD manager is installed, and the emulator is installed. here is how to do that
or if you're using a physical phone
Here is one of the workaround:
Open Android Studio then click on SDK Manager (down-pointing arrow)
This should open a new box with your Android SDK Location at the top. It should look like this:
/Users/username/Library/Android/sdk
Configure the path of android-sdk
flutter config --android-sdk /Users/username/Library/Android/sdk
Add android-license to Flutter
flutter doctor --android-licenses
Then, you can run flutter doctor to verify,

Flutter not running on my Device - Android studio

Flutter not running on my Device - Android studio
Screenshot of the error:

flutter android studio not applicable for the main.dart configuration

i just installed flutter ,and i created a project ,but when I open android studio and I want to run it on my device I got an error like this
somoene can help me please i spent hours and hours but still got this probleme
and when i run flutter doctor command i got this
I resolved this on MacOS by downloading both the Flutter SDK and the Dart SDK and then setting the Flutter SDK and Dark SDK paths in Android Studio Preferences. See screenshots below: