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Android Android Data Persistence CRUD Operations with SQLite Using ContentValues

data persistence

We're going to use ContentValues to insert a pet into a table of lost pets. Put the following key/value paris into values: "name" = "Rover", "type" = "dog", "breed" = "mixed"

CodeChallenge.java
ContentValues values = new ContentValues();

1 Answer

Hi there,

You need to use the put() method on the values variable using dot notation. Pass in the key & value separated by a comma.

You have three key/value pairs, so you need to do this three times. It will look like this:

ContentValues values = new ContentValues();
values.put("name", "Rover");
values.put("type", "dog");
values.put("breed", "mixed");

Steve.