Final answer:
To allow other apps to modify the database, you can override the insert, update, delete, and query methods of the ContentProvider class, which facilitates CRUD operations.
Step-by-step explanation:
To allow other apps to modify the data in your database, you can override the insert, update, delete, and query method(s) of the ContentProvider class. These methods represent the basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations that you can perform on a database. Specifically, the insert method is used to add new records, update to modify existing records, delete to remove records, and query to retrieve records from the database.
Implementing these methods in a ContentProvider allows for the abstraction of the underlying data storage mechanism and provides a standard interface for data access, which other applications can use to interact with the data in your database securely and efficiently.
To allow other apps to modify the data in your database, you can override the insert, update, and delete methods of the ContentProvider class.