The android.content.SharedPreferences.Editor allows you to modify SharedPreferences objects. This class provides methods for adding, removing and modifying key-value pairs in SharedPreferences. It is a part of the android.content package library.
Here are some code examples using android.content.SharedPreferences.Editor:
In this example, we are creating a SharedPreferences object named "myPreferences" and using the edit() method to get an instance of SharedPreferences.Editor. We then use the putString() and putBoolean() methods to store the username and login status of the user respectively. Finally, we are applying the changes by calling the apply() method.
In this example, we are using the clear() method to remove all the key-value pairs from the SharedPreferences object named "myPreferences". We then apply the changes by calling the apply() method.
In this example, we are using the remove() method to remove a specific key-value pair from the SharedPreferences object named "myPreferences". We are removing the "isLoggedIn" key and then applying the changes by calling the apply() method.
Package library: android.content.
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