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This document provides steps to manage data and internal memory in an Android application. It involves creating an XML layout with a scroll view and linear layout, adding code to read and write a text file for data storage, and displaying the read contents in the layout. The writeFile method writes sample text lines to a file, and readFile populates the linear layout by creating text views for each line and adding them to the scrollable view.
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