Saving Data on Android

data 
▸
 data 
▸
 com.raywenderlich.sqlitetodo 
▸
 databases
 folder.
• Right-click on the databases folder and select 
Synchronize
.
• Then select 
Save As...
.
• Save the entire folder to the location of your choice.
The database folder for the app and context menu of Device File Explorer
To view the database, you will need a tool that will allow you to open the .db file. A 
tool such as the SQLite Browser works nicely; you can find it here: 
https://
sqlitebrowser.org/dl/
. Download and install the tool.
Select 
Open Database
 and then select the 
Browse Data
 tab. Drop-down the 
Table:
 
list and select 
todoitems
. Now the records in the table will be listed in the main area 
of the window and you can see the record that you added, along with its unique id 
and completed status.
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The database folder for the app and context menu of Device File Explorer
Note
: Another tool you can to view the database on the command line is 
sqlite3, which you can find, here: 
https://developer.android.com/studio/
command-line/sqlite3
.
Now that you've successfully added a record to your database and viewed it in the file 
system, it is time to write the rest of the CRUD operations!
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