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Here are few steps to guide you in the process of building an Android application:
Step 1. Build the First Activity.
Step 2. Add Options Menu
Override onCreateOptionsMenu and onOptionsItemSelected almost empty
Step 3. Add a new activity: the Edit Activity.
Add Edit Activity & Create an Intent on OptionsItemSelected
Step 4. Create a DB class for using SQLite
Create an inner class of MyDbHelper that extends SQLiteOpenHelper
Step 5. Example of app failure trying to Write and Display data from DB.
