Broadly speaking, there are five main options for data storage in Android apps: by saving data to the app Shared Preferences, to internal storage (which is private to your app), to external storage (which is public to the device), to databases, and to Web resources accessed via the device's Internet connection. We will not demonstrate each of these options fully, but will take an overview of the basics with each approach, giving you a sense of how to choose a storage option each time you need persistent data.


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