11. Data Storage Methods
Complicated and robust Android applications often need to use some type of data storage. Depending on the situation, different data storage methods are available to the developer:
SharedPreferences for lightweight usage, such as saving application settings and the UI state
A built-in SQLite database for more complicated usage, such as saving application records
The standard Java flat file storage methods: InputFileStream ...
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