SAVING DATA IN SHARED PREFERENCES - Android Fundamentals

In this video you will learn how to save and load data with shared preferences.
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[@PrestonRahim]

Thank god, finally someone who talks through the meaning and purpose of each line and argument. Excellent work, you're helping me pass senior design

[@stasleonov5196]

Philipp, you are best.I really envy your ability to explain complex things easily.

[@nhatphan4176]

This video is cleanly. Thanks for make this.

[@harshpratapsingh1638]

After watching so much tutorials i finally undestand thanks bro keep making such a helpful content

[@silentsage9569]

Great tutorial man, thanks for this. Easy and straight to the point

[@marc988]

Nice explanation! And if I'm not wrong, this can be used to save draft too

[@sharanpreetchadha5281]

Easy to understand and great

[@KaanFrat]

Cool video, thanks mate. I have a question. I want to store arraylist of a user. I used gson but I didn't print. How can I do?

[@prithviravi2356]

Thanks for this tutorial! Keep it going

[@뵴키]

Thank You for the great lesson🤗🤗 But I have One questin which is that sharedPreference is not able to be used in fragment .. is there any solution for this??

[@mahmoudalkateb2008]

activity.getSharedPrefrences()

[@guy1407]

many thanks for your efforts. Will you make a demo for database read/write ? (like you mensioned at the end of this video (10:50)?

[@PhilippLackner]

I showed this many times in my project Playlists like shopping list app, mvvm news app, running app

[@mohitmahajan1947]

perfect explanation, thanks

[@aswinpashok5224]

Is reading/writing shared pref ok on main thread? Should we care about that?

[@favuraki]

i wanna a tut about using shared preferences for to-do list that you made

[@hrc2514]

Shared pref is used to save small king of user change setting in your app like : changing the theme to (dark) default is (white) like this am correct

[@woonie3134]

Lovely tutorial. I just wonder if there is a way to start the app with the data loaded without pressing load! Just loaded by default. Anyone could help me with this? I have load clear and save and would like my app to have it loaded by default but I cannnot seem to make it

[@chimezieorji-unegbu7110]

I believe you must have gotten a response to this. In instances like this, call the method in onCreate, then you will not need and event listener to invoke the call

[@mohitmahajan1947]

On NULL values with those '?' and all. as I migrated from JAVA to Kotlin just because I was fed up solving these null pointer exceptions please share your knowledge regarding null values, pointers how to prevent app crash because of that for Kotlin

[@PhilippLackner]

Your Program won't crash in kotlin because of null pointer exception 😁 when a value can be null, and you access a property or function of it, you just use that '?' before to only execute that line if the value is not null

[@TheImaginativeSachin]

Hey there what if I want to load the shared preferences without the load button and anything and directly load the values in screen?Right after starting? What do i do then?

[@diamantto]

Create the function and paste the code he wrote in "OnClickListener". Then call the function in the onCreate()

[@likatest7718]

How about saving my wallpaper image as bitmap in shared storage?

[@mohamednashat4478]

exactly your are amazing one

[@NabeelHaider]

Why there is warning for this SharedPreferences.edit() without a corresponding commit() or apply() call ??? Please tell...

[@yutaitadori7318]

It's awesome already 🙂

[@PhilippLackner]

thanks!

[@ajaygalagali5963]

Thanks a lot.

[@iamfunny2155]

Pls how to open permission for data collector of code in user's consent on Android studio

[@KotlinBek]

thanks man

[@tochukwuokey-munonye7884]

Can someone use shared preference to pass information between fragments like intents.

[@ajaygalagali5963]

Yes. You can. But using intents is prefered

[@yutaitadori7318]

GREAT

[@randy4ii411]

I second Preston.

[@ajinkyakumbhar595]

How to save object in shared preferences ?? 😅😅

[@PhilippLackner]

You can parse it to json.. But normally you use databases for that

[@chris_rb84]

AndroidDevs exactly!

[@anbuselvanrocky]

(Y) Love your way of teaching

[@PhilippLackner]

Glad to hear that!

[@anbuselvanrocky]

@@PhilippLackner Can you concentrate on the MVVM pattern with another realtime example which has login functionality like that..