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This practice focuses on the Basics of Android with Compose regarding data persistence, specifically addressing Unit 6: Data Persistence.

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This report has been prepared by Group 13 of the Native Mobile Applications Programming (PAMN) course.

📑 Report Contents

The key topics to be addressed are as follows:

• 🚀 Introduction to SQL: In this section, an introduction to the fundamental concepts of SQL (Structured Query Language) is provided. Relational databases and how SQL is used to interact with them are explored. Key concepts such as querying, inserting, updating, and deleting data are addressed.

• ⚙️ SQL Environment Setup: Here, the process of setting up the work environment to use SQL is detailed. This includes installing a database management system (DBMS) and creating a database to practice SQL commands.

• 🔍 Data Queries and Manipulation: In this section, you learn to perform effective queries in SQL to retrieve specific data from a database. Operations such as filtering, sorting, and grouping data are addressed.

• 💾 Data Persistence with Room: It explores how to use the Room library to achieve data persistence in Android applications. Room simplifies the creation and use of relational databases in application development.

• 🔐 Data Storage and Access with DataStore: You learn to store data and access it using keys using DataStore. It focuses on using Preferences Datastore to manage simple key-value pair data in Android applications.

This learning path provides essential skills to use SQL, implement data persistence with Room, and manage data with DataStore in Android applications.

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