The "commit" method in android.content.SharedPreferences.Editor is used to save the changes made to the shared preferences file. It synchronously writes the preferences to persistent storage, blocking until the write completes. This method returns true if the write was successful and false otherwise. The "commit" method is typically used when immediate feedback regarding the success or failure of the write operation is needed.
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