How to change view mode of Android Studio - android-studio

I was curious on what view mode of Android Studio is, so I changed the view mode and my androiad studio looks like this.
I can't find my files or any settings from the top bar.
I want to see my android studio looks like this. (ignore the red circle)

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I need help in configuring my coding style settings in Android Studio.
I am sharing with you the screenshot of a git diff view in Android Studio; the left side is what is expected in our codebase. And the right side is what I get after applying code reformat ( cmd + opt + l ).
I have searched in the Android Studio preferences, but do not know where to change.

Move class structure tab in Android Studio below Project files

Is there a way for the Structure tab in Android Studio to appear under your project files like in PHPStorm? As it stands now, it appears on the side as shown below.
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Drag and Drop the tab Structure and put it on the bottom left.

What is the bar that shows which method my cursor is in called and where did it go when I upgraded to Android Studio 3.1.0

There used to be this helpful bar at the top of my Android Studio Editor, below the file tabs, which showed which method the cursor was in. I'm finding that I'm desperately missing it since upgrading to Android Studio 3.1.0 from Android Studio 3.0.1. I couldn't figure out what it was called.
It isn't a navigation bar, because that shows only the file path.
After reloading the old version of Android Studio, I discovered that this bar is called Breadcrumbs.
The new version changes its appearance slightly and adds new options for whether to place it at the top or bottom of the editor window. It seems to default to being placed at the bottom of the editor window.
To quickly set Breadcrumbs options ctrl+shift+a (or macintosh equivalent) to bring up Find Action and search for breadcrumbs
Hit enter on the non-options result and select top or whatever you want
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How To Restore Android Studio Font

I was trying to change the font of Android Studio. I selected a font and pressed Apply Changes button of the Dialog and from then onward my android studio looks like this.
I re-install the software which also doesn't solve the problem.
I also tried to change the theme font from the xml file located at C:\Users\tuser\.AndroidStudio1.5\config\colors\Obsidian\ which is also not working.
I Read, How to reset android studio font, and tried pressing shift twice and ctrl + shift + a, the search dialog appears like this
So, How can i restore the font?
Maybe this will help (I see you're using windows):
Go to your User Folder - on Windows 7/8 this would be:
[SYSDRIVE]:\Users[your username] (ex. C:\Users\JohnDoe)
In this folder there should be a folder called .AndroidStudio (notice
the period at the start - so on some OSes it would be hidden).
Delete this folder (or better yet, move it to a backup location - so
you can return it if something goes wrong).
This should reset your Android Studio settings to default.
The answer is from:
How to reset Android Studio by free3dom author.

Using Custom Font for Android Studio Editor

I installed my favorite programming editor font - Inconsolata - on my Macbook Pro, but I can't seem to get it working in Android Studio. I've confirmed that the font works correctly on eclipse, so it is definitely installed correctly.
In the Android Studio options, it just shows a bunch of strange boxed A characters. If I select the font, my entire editor becomes boxed A characters.
Anyone know how to make this font work in Android Studio?
I got Inconsolata working by unselecting "Show only monospaced fonts." Before that, Inconsolata wasn't even showing up. I'm using Windows, but it might work for you.
The most simplest way to change font in Android studio editor is given below:
Step 1: Go to directory C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\jre\jre\lib\fonts
Step 2: Paste the font with.ttf extension i.e.,(True Type Font) file of your custom font.
Step 3: Open Android Studio and set the font through Settings/General/Font in the File Menu. But, make sure that you have to re-open the Android Studio if already open.

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