Saving Data on Android

queryCountURI
, which is appended with 
/
count
 to query the provider for the count of records instead of returning all the 
records or a single item. Now wouldn't it be neat if another app could utilize these 
queries as well?
Now, find the comment that states 
// TODO: Add query here to get all items
 
in 
onBindViewHolder
. Replace the comment with this code:
// 1
 
val
 cursor = 
context.contentResolver.query(Uri.parse(
"
$queryUri
"
), 
  projection, 
  selectionClause, 
  selectionArgs, sortOrder) 
 
// 2
 
if
(cursor != 
null
) { 
  
if
(cursor.moveToPosition(position)) { 
    
val
 toDoId = 
cursor.getLong(cursor.getColumnIndex(KEY_TODO_ID)) 
    
val
 toDoName = 
cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(KEY_TODO_NAME)) 
    
val
 toDoCompleted= 
cursor.getInt(cursor.getColumnIndex(KEY_TODO_IS_COMPLETED)) > 
0
 
    
val
 toDo= ToDo(toDoId, toDoName, toDoCompleted) 
    holder.bindViews(toDo) 
  } 
}
Saving Data on Android
Chapter 4: ContentProvider
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1. Calling 
query
 on the content resolver returns a cursor that will allow the app to 
iterate through all the records in the table, create a to-do item and bind the fields 
of the recycler view's row to the fields of that to-do item.
2. Create a ToDo item from the fields in the query and bind it to the view.
Lastly, add the code to insert a record. Then you can test the basic functionality of 
the content provider.