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The goal of this chapter is to provide a practical demonstration of both Android app links and the Android Studio App Link Link Assistant.
This chapter will add app linking support to an existing Android app, allowing an activity to be launched via an app link URL. In addition to launching the activity, the content displayed will be specified within the path of the URL.
The goal of this chapter is to enhance the app to add support for app linking so that URLs can be used to display specific landmark records within the app.
== The The Database Schema ==
The data for the example app is contained within a file named landmarks.db located in the app -> assets –> databases folder of the project hierarchy. The database contains a single table named locations, the structure of which is outlined in Table 82-4:
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