A frequent search topic on this blog is how to use lists. “Lists” are a way of storing a collection of data in App Inventor programs. Many other programming languages provide a number of methods for storing collections of data including arrays, records, even lists, and even something called “collections” (imagine that!)<\/p>\n
App Inventor provides Lists<\/em>, plus you can also use components like the TinyDB<\/em>.<\/p>\n For a detailed description of using Lists, please refer to Chapter 8 – Introduction to Lists in my e-book “App Inventor 2: Tutorial”, available for $2.99 from Amazon<\/a>. I hope to make this text available in additional e-reader formats during November.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A frequent search topic on this blog is how to use lists. “Lists” are a way of storing a collection of data in App Inventor programs. Many other programming languages provide a number of methods for storing collections of data including arrays, records, even lists, and even something called “collections” (imagine that!) App Inventor provides … Continue reading Using Lists in App Inventor<\/span>