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# This code demonstrates a SQLite connection on Android. # You can use it in the Code Playground or another app like Pydroid3. import sqlite3 conn = sqlite3.connect('pythonexample.db') # If running in Pydroid, the above will save to the Pydroid directory on your device # You could also specify a folder on your device if you have permission to save there. For example: # conn = sqlite3.connect('/storage/emulated/0/Download/pythonexample.db') # Change the above to whatever your download folder is on your device. You'll usually have permission to write there on Android. c = conn.cursor() # Create a table c.execute('''CREATE TABLE trainingclass (sitename text, classname text, classrating text, userscore real)''') # Insert a row of sample data c.execute("INSERT INTO trainingclass VALUES ('Sololearn','Python','5 Stars',70.12)") # Save the changes conn.commit() t = ('Python',) c.execute('SELECT * FROM trainingclass WHERE classname=?', t) print(c.fetchone()) # Close the connection conn.close() # After running this code, I was able to open the database from a SQLite client on Android.
After creating the database in Python, I was able to open it and view the data in a SQLite client on Android. https://code.sololearn.com/cj1rrKA7KgDw/?ref=app
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