Google has released an update to Android Studio version 4.1, bringing a new Database Inspector tool, some improvements to Material Design, and a more deeply integrated Android Emulator.

There’s no need to install anything additional if you want to start using SQLite in Android Studio. Android provides the classes which you can use to handle your database. Android developers can ...

See also: Android Studio tutorial for ... then choose View > Tool Windows > Database Inspector. This works whether your app uses the Jetpack Room library or SQLite directly.

Android Studio also comes with version 30.0.26 of the device emulator, which was originally released in August.It includes enhanced support for foldable devices, faster emulation on ARM64 hosts ...

Ashok uses the standard Android APIs, an SQLite database, and content provider APIs. The tutorial has two parts: Part one introduces the example app, and how to use a content provider with a local ...