Creating a user database system- Android

yes the master database would be hosted online but it is no so easy to set up, you need to do a lot of resaerch.

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android has build-in sqlite database.

You need to have a backend developed in conjunction with a database for app to work. If you find it difficult to develop one yourself go for MBAAS(mobile backend as a service) like Firebase. You can use their api and need not care about hosting one.

Same probem

android has sqlite database

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Hey guys! Could somebody please give me a picture of the process of doing this? As well as what software to use. I'm teaching myself to develop an app and I could really use your help.

Use the updateHandler() method as follows:
public boolean updateHandler(int ID, String name) {
SQLiteDatabase db = this. getWritableDatabase();
ContentValues args = new ContentValues();
args. put(COLUMN_ID, ID);
args. put(COLUMN_NAME, name);
return db. update(TABLE_NAME, args, COLUMN_ID + "=" + ID, null) > 0;
}

To create an in-app user database for users to log in with usernames and passwords, here are the general steps you can follow:

Design the Database Schema: Determine what information you need to store for each user, such as username, password, email, etc. Define the structure of your database using tables, columns, and relationships.

Choose a Database Technology: SQL (Structured Query Language) is commonly used for creating and managing databases. You can use SQLite, which is a lightweight and embedded database that comes bundled with Android, or consider using an external database like MySQL or PostgreSQL hosted online. The choice depends on your specific requirements and scalability needs.