Welcome to part 2 of my SQLite3 Tutorial. Today I’m going to talk about something that is always ignored in most database tutorials. I’ll show you how to alphabetize a multidimensional array. I’ll also show you the code you can use to generate insert statements so you can save yourself a ton of time.
If you missed part 1 you should watch it first here SQLite3 Tutorial. All of the code used in the video is available below. I hope you find it to be useful.
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Code From the Video
do u have plan to do J2EE tutorials??
Yes I will cover J2EE. I plan on covering a bit in my Android tutorials. REST services would fit nicely in with it. I will eventually cover everything though.
I hope it will be about Java EE 7 and GlassFish Server 4 Open Source Edition?
I’ll cover those topics as soon as possible
Derek kindly help,
how to deselect the line numbers on copying the code ?
Put your cursor on the code and in the upper right hand corner icons show up. Click on the first one named View Source. Sorry about that.
i love you lessons Derek you are amazing …
Thank you very much 🙂
Can you paste output of INSERT statements from console so I can copy it inside my sqlite3 to make db because my eclipse wont run code above probably because I use Android ADB.
ADD That superPowerArray[][] array a new value
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Also I have question that What is appcompat_v7. is it introduced in api 19.
Thank you.
Thank you 🙂 This should help you out http://android-er.blogspot.com/2013/12/create-library-project-with-appcompat.html