=>> SQLite Database in Android studio.

Question

I have few questions regarding SQLite Database in Android studio :

○ Where is database get store in actual Android phone ?
○ Mysql and SQLite Database are same ??
○ How to use database in Android studio with one example ( simple log In form ) ?

Answer 1

Sqlite is a single file, thus it does not need to be installed. It only needs programming languages that can modify it. (Yes you can see it)

The difference is between something like MySQL and SQLite, is that MySQL runs all the time like a server, and can handle multiple writes. For something like a phone app, that's too much locally. Sqlite is just a file you can modify via SQL language. They share the same language but the way they store the info is a bit different.

Answer 2

SQLite is a single file. Which can be pretty good for apps, since it doesn't need to be constantly running. It can only write one at a time, but that's completely accept for a single app.

It uses the SQL language, so you can write queries in it just like in MySQL. They are both different databases though.

Answer 3

SQLite is a single file that's mean it must be stored somewhere in phone. Can we see it ???
SQLite Database is install automatically during Android studio installation or we require to install it as a separate ???

As you above mention that SQLite uses SQL language or queries then what is the difference between them ??? Why they are separate from each other ?