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I am new to Android programming, and I am trying to make an application that will read files from a bluetooth device. I don't need to worry about that right now, since that is the last step I plan to do.

I want to create my own textfile so that I could read fake data from that file and use it to test if my code and function of the application actually work. How would I go about creating this file in Android? And also, how would I also read the text file into my code?

Mike Jones
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Having a search on google would have found it pretty easy...

Reading a file from sd card: How can I read a text file from the SD card in Android?

Creating: Android write to sd card folder

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matsjoe
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By the help of string builder you can create a content to write in your file. After that create a stream writer to write file in memory. Remember to add permission in your AndroidManifest.xml file. I mentioned three steps here. Step by step follow these steps and you will be able to create text file. Now again to read this file you have to create a stream reader.

Just google the code for string builder, stream reader, stream writer in java.

If you still have any question or i am missing something, then reply.

Deepak Rohilla
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