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Android 9 Development Cookbook - Third Edition
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Android 9 Development Cookbook - Third Edition

by Rick Boyer
October 2018
Intermediate to advanced
464 pages
15h 17m
English
Packt Publishing
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Storing simple data

It's a common requirement to store simple data, and Android makes it simple using the Preferences API. It's not limited to just user preferences either; you can store any of the primitive data types using a name/value pair.

We'll demonstrate saving a name from an EditText and displaying it when the application starts. The following screenshots shows how the application looks the first time with no saved name:

This is an example of how it looks after saving a name:

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ISBN: 9781788991216Supplemental Content