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So another tool we're going to be looking at for static analysis is JDGUI
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So if you google JDGUI you'll be redirected to this site.
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This is a Java D compiler JDGUI stands for Java D compiler graphical user interface.
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So what we want to do is just download this jar file over here depending on your operating system.
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Choose the correct download.
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So save the file.
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So now we have JDGUI installed over here
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so let's run this using Java dash jar 
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JDGUI and this is what JDGUI looks like.
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OK.
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So here we'd have to import a jar file now in order to be able to use JDGUI with an APK.
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You will have to download another tool you are not able to import an APK to JDGUI out of the box
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so there is this tool called Enjarify that is able to convert our APK to a jar file so let's just
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search enjarify. OK download enjarify, the entire project.
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Open with archive manager, you can move it to another location if you prefer.
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So for example let's move it to slash user slash local
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in this case it is already present.
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So now once you go to user slash local slash and Java here you're going to see the enjarify script
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that we will run against a specific APK so dot slash  enjarify myAPK Dot apk we will see the
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entire process of using in jar file with JDGUI during the last section of the course but next we'll
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introduce a similar tool that is even better than JDGUI, Byte codeviewer.