How to use the "Mark" Android app to develop sharedpreferences storage data

Android app Development sharedpreferences How to use stored data

Sharedpreferences is the easiest data storage technology to understand in Android, and in fact sharedpreferences is dealing with a key-value (key-value pair) Sharedpreferences used to store some lightweight data.

1, the use of sharedpreferences to save data methods are as follows:

Instantiating a Sharedpreferences object (first step)
Sharedpreferences mysharedpreferences= getsharedpreferences ("Test",
Activity.mode_private);
Instantiating a Sharedpreferences.editor object (step Two)
Sharedpreferences.editor Editor = Mysharedpreferences.edit ();
Save the data in a putstring way
Editor.putstring ("name", "Karl");
Editor.putstring ("Habit", "sleep");
Submit Current Data
Editor.commit ();
To write data successfully using the TOAST information hint box
Toast.maketext (This, "data successfully written to sharedpreferences! ", Toast.length_long). Show ();

Execute the above code, Sharedpreferences will save this data in the Test.xml file, you can export it under the data/data/corresponding package name/test.xml of the file explorer and view it.

2, the use of Sharedpreferences read data method as follows:

Similarly, an Sharedpreferences object is instantiated before reading sharedpreferences data
sharedpreferencessharedpreferences= getsharedpreferences ("Test",
Activity.mode_private);
Use the GetString method to get value, note that the 2nd parameter is the default value of value
String name =sharedpreferences.getstring ("name", "");
String habit =sharedpreferences.getstring ("Habit", "" ");
Display information using the Toast Information prompt box
Toast.maketext (This, "read the data as follows:" + "\ n" + "name:" + name + "\ n" + "habit:" + habit,
Toast.length_long). Show ();

How to use the "Mark" Android app to develop sharedpreferences storage data