MVC stands for Model View Controller, MVC approach seprate's the application at macro level into 3 sets of responsibilities.

The main benefit for us is the MVC separation of concerns. Each part of the MVC takes care of its own work: the view takes care of the user interface, the model takes care of the data, and the controller sends messages between both of them.

So, In this Android Video tutorial, I am explaning how you can Implement MVC in Android and for that, I am making use of SQLite Database.

Basically this Android MVC Video Tutorial Covers the following points:

1. What is MVC

2. How to implement MVC in Android

3. I have  given a Demo app for the same in this tutorial

Note: Android has integration with SQlite which is a lightweight and powerful database that allows to implement normal database functioning and this database is only visible to only that app that brings it into an existence, means to that app which created it. The SQLiteHelper class gives all the creation of a database logic.

The onCreate and onUpgrade methods are called automatically by Android when it need to be created for the first time or when the version is updated.