How do I make a Splash Screen for my Android App.

Hello, I am currently making an app, for school and cant find out how to make a Splash Screen. I'm using Flash Builder 4.7 and can only find tutorials for 4.5. I just need it so that when the app opens there is not a white screen forever while its loading up, any help would be great.
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