But make Make sure that your content provider can both:query all the rows in your table.

* Query all Your content resolver must be an Android Studio project separate from the rows content provider. The content resolver test program can log the results of the query or display them in your table* Add a new row to the tabletext field.

And your content resolver test program should use both those features (log the results of the query, and have a text field + button to send an "add new row" request. Try not to overdo this lab. To do this "properly" as the Android documentation will suggest you'd need about 3 days. Just do the minimum to get it to function. It's little more than what I've done in the lecture.