How can the issue of having no module options in Android Studio be resolved?

There could be several reasons for the situation where Android Studio does not have an optional module. Here are some possible solutions:

1. Check project structure: make sure you are viewing the correct module under the project view. If you are in the Android view, you may only see your Android module and hide other types of modules. Switch to the Project view to see all modules.
2. Check the directory structure: Make sure your project directory structure includes a module. In Android Studio’s Project view, right-click on the project folder, select “New” -> “Module” to create a new module, or manually add a module folder in the file explorer.
3. Check settings: Make sure that the “Android SDK” and “JDK” in your Android Studio settings are configured correctly. In Android Studio, go to “File” -> “Project Structure” and check and set the correct “SDK Location” and “JDK Location”.
4. Cleaning and rebuilding project: In Android Studio, choose “Build” -> “Clean Project”, and then choose “Build” -> “Rebuild Project” to clean and rebuild the project.
5. Review the Gradle file: Review the Gradle file of your project to ensure all modules are properly configured and have dependencies specified. In the Gradle file, you can define the module’s name, dependencies, and other settings.

If none of the above methods work, it is recommended to uninstall and reinstall Android Studio. Hopefully these steps can help you resolve the issue of Android Studio not having any available modules.