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👍 Fantastic job! You've made an app with offline 💪 data persistence

The goal of this unit was to learn about SQLite and Room, industry-preferred methods for to saving and displaying data between sessions and without the internet. You made an app that uses a database to store customized fitness data... and not delete everything between launches -- super useful!

If you're curious about ways to improve your code, try diving into the Ribot Android Code Guidelines and pay attention to the naming conventions and file organization.

If you haven't already, we also encourage you to try out the Stretch Features for the project. While we won't be reviewing further revisions to this unit's submission at this point, you should consider going back and implementing these improvements as well.

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