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How to persist data in an Android app?
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How to persist data in an Android app?
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How to persist data in an Android app?
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There are basically four different ways to store data in an Android app:
Shared Preferences - to save primitive data in key-value pairs
Internal Storage - you need to store data to the device filesystem, but you do not want any other app (even the user) to read this data
External Storage - you might want the user to view the files and data saved by your app
SQLite database
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