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Reading a file from external storage Android SDK Emulator

I am a new bie in android, I am developing an android application and I have used some ready-made libraries, now there is a view option and when I view it it gives the location / mnt / sdcard this is a basic file reader application if I use this application in mobile, then I can view the memory card, but there is even a 500MB card configured in the emulator, I don't know where to put the files, so I can access my emulator app, I expect there will be a path like C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Android \ android-sdk \ SOMEFolder where I can put my files using my computer and access my emulator. Attached is an image of my emulator enter image description here

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I don't know where to put the files so that I can access the application in my emulator ...

You can use adb push command as

adb push <filename> <target>

(see http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html for more information) or just use "Explorer" in DDMS perspective then select a folder in your SD card folder and select "push file to device "to put your files in this folder in the emulator:
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And you can use

Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory().getAbsolutePath()

to access the absolute path of the sd card.

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if you want to save some files on the emulator sd card then ddms-> file explorer-> sdcard then paste the file into the device as shown in the picture

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when you click on the icon notified by the circle, a browse dialog will pop up, then preview the file and as you select save, the file will be saved to the emulator's SD card

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Just check out the tutorial below and you will get detailed information on using the SD card in the emulator.

Android Tutorial: Create and Use an SD Card in Emulator

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