happens that I use I am recently testing java, and I installed eclipse on my computer, it is not high performance, I decided to install the plugin to program android apps with eclipse and after finishing the installation of the jdk, when trying to perform the first app, the typical hello world I see this message on the console and eclipse crashes ... 
What should I do then? Thanks in advance for your help.
The error that shows you is because you have a 32 bit system and you are trying to execute something of 64 ... the most likely thing is the android sdk ...
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But my recommendation is that, if you are starting, work with Android Studio , which is the standard to program android currently and you will not find limitations as with Eclipse.
As is being said. Eclipse is being used to program Android. It has been a long time since Android Studio has been used, which is the one recommended by Google. If your operating system is 32 bits, your tools have to be 32 bits. In this case Eclipse or Android Studio. In case your system is 64 bits, it is better to use 64 bit tools, but you could use 32 bits, only you will have to install some packages in Debian. To not complicate, if your system is 32 bits, use 32 tools, otherwise if it is 64 bits, use 64 bits.
In Eclipse, the plugin to work with Android (ADT) is not supported. The option is to use Android Studio as it is the official IDE.
Regarding your error message:
aapt / 24.0.1 / aapt: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string
One of the causes may be the incompatibility with your Android SDK, you may be working with Debian in a 32-bit architecture and you need 64 bits, but there is another important point, the Android SDK Build-tools 24.0.1 requires Java 8!
I suggest you review what architecture you have in your operating system, if it is 64 bits then change all the references within your build.gradle from 24.0.1 to 23.0.1 or 23.0.2.