Reading From Internal Storage | Android Tutorial

Learn how to read from files and internal storage in your Android app.
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[@CforChillandCheese]

This channel maker is a hidden gem, he explained everything like a piece of cake. I spent 3 hours DIY but still got a lot of exceptions. By modifying his code, now my app can append string instead of single line string. By the way, how to "clean" the file content? What is the "magic word" method?

[@incrediblesam2236]

Genuinely just the thing I was searching for THANK YOU!!! BTW the only working tutorial in entire youtube. thanks a lot. lifesaver

[@Servidor_Publico_do_Ancapistao]

tested on Android 11 and it works

[@lanadelreyey]

Good job 👏

[@BiGprOtein65g]

can i get an example for reading videos

[@zbibong6764]

Hi, I have a question about how to make a file be overwritten (for example, add a name, press the save button, and then enter a second name and how to display the two names)

[@CforChillandCheese]

hi, can you give me clues on how to do it? I wanted to do same thing

[@leolima8585]

How would it be understood to have 3 different types of caches in the same app, user type clear 1 while preserving the second and third, and respectively

[@jeet198]

I have a question. Are these file removed from internal storage when user update the app .

[@dee23gaming]

This works all good and well, but I can't find my package name under emulated/0/Android/data/ There is supposed to be an auto-generated folder, or am I missing something here? Edit: I think this tutorial writes to Android root directory, which requires root acces to see the file.txt