d to the database. The Delete button shall delete the highlighted item on the li

d to the database. The Delete button shall delete the highlighted item on the li

d to the database. The Delete button shall delete the highlighted item on the list. The Search button allows the user to search for an existing list item when the list is lengthy, and not visible on the screen. The Clear button empties the list. This project relies on ROOM to maintain data persistence. Basically, you should be able to restart the phone and or the application and your existent entry list should still display.
What to Submit:
A .zip file that contains the entire Android Project, zipped in a single .zip file. The .zip file should contain the entire project, so anyone can just open the project, compile, and run it. Additionally, each Kotlin source file should include a comment block at the top containing your name, due date, the project# and a short description of the app functionality. You must also include comments throughout the project explaining the logic.
Complete documentation for the project (a Word or PDF file), that includes the following:
A walk-thru on the program design and functionality
Screenshots of the IDE, the code, and the program running on the AVD.
A display of the IDE, displaying the code window and the AVD running.
A short paragraph on lessons learned from the project.