
Learn to develop Android apps with Java using Android Studio, set up JDK and SDK manager, and master core concepts from activities and the model-view-controller design pattern to SQLite databases.
Explore how Android treats each app as a separate user in a multi-user Unix system, enforcing least privilege, with modular components like activities, services, content providers, broadcast receivers, and intents.
Set up Android Studio and the SDK, create a Hello Android app, edit strings.xml and activity_main, and run on an Android emulator.
Master the activity lifecycle, tracing the five running states and the destroyed state, and apply callbacks like onCreate, onStart, onResume, onPause, onStop, onDestroy, and onRestart.
Explore the Android activity lifecycle by examining the manifest and a hello lifecycle app; observe onCreate, onStart, onResume, onPause, onStop, and onDestroy, and how state is saved.
Learn how SQLite on Android KitKat uses a serverless, self-contained database with CRUD operations, tables, rows, and columns, and storage classes null, integer, real, text, and blob.
Learn to create and drop tables, define an id integer primary key with autoincrement, and perform insert, select, update, and delete operations in sqlite for android.
Learn to use the sqlite lite open helper to manage Android database connections, implement onCreate and onUpgrade, and query data with a cursor.
Demonstrate building a simple SQLite database on Android, creating planets table, inserting initial data, handling upgrades, and querying with a cursor to log results.
Learn how the simple cursor adapter binds a cursor to an adapter view by mapping columns to a layout. Its six-argument constructor and underscore ID requirements are explained.
Create a simple note taker app using a sequel lite database on Android KitKat, enabling add, view, and delete notes via a detail activity, list view, and cursor adapter.
Android platform is used to make new and innovative mobile applications by smart developers to make full use of all functions connected to handset internet. Unless you are making the most basic of Android applications, you need data management and the platform uses the SQLite database system, which is an open-source and stand-alone SQL for this purpose.
Database is the lifeline for every application and for ALL serious Android App Developers knowledge of SQLite is a MUST.
SQLite eases the data-storage burden and makes it easy to incorporate powerful database features that provide users with a much more interactive experience.
In this miniscule course on SQLite, our expert American Tutor starts off on the basics of Android Application with example of a simple app creation. All the lectures are simple, professional and straight to the point.
The course spans about 110 minutes of HIGH Quality Videos which consists of 11 Lectures and Assignments.
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