Actually I work on Flutter so it can be setup on VSCode or Android Studio and even native android development can be done using VSCode, I did it a while ago when I had a less powerful Intel Pentium and 4GB RAM machine now I have a I5-8300H and 8GB RAM machine which can handle all that easily so i use Android Studio.
Still if I need some quick edit or testing VSCode is my choice even for android.
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It's quite fast to load and is lighter than any other IDE like pycharm or Android studio.
im guessing Android studio is the standard ide for developing Android apps?
Actually I work on Flutter so it can be setup on VSCode or Android Studio and even native android development can be done using VSCode, I did it a while ago when I had a less powerful Intel Pentium and 4GB RAM machine now I have a I5-8300H and 8GB RAM machine which can handle all that easily so i use Android Studio.
Still if I need some quick edit or testing VSCode is my choice even for android.