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Hi, how are you? I'm Héctor Pérez from El Camino Dev. Welcome to this new course called "Xamarin Forms and SQLite", which will allow us to work with local databases in our Xamarin Forms-based applications. First of all, we have to know what SQLite is, and well, here we have a definition that is quite simple, but that allows us to really know what SQLite is. SQLite is a lightweight, local database system that has become the industry standard for mobile applications, this means that this is a database engine that works for iOS, works for Android, works for Windows, and we can use it for all our applications for free. How does this from SQLite work? Well, SQLite is a lightweight local database, as we have already said, which has become a standard for mobile applications. It runs in a process, and not on a server as is normally the case with databases, and uses the local file system for storage as its way of working. Now, how do we work with him? Well, the original SQLite engine, or as it was originally written, was in the C and C ++ language. This API written in C AND C ++, can be accessed by us through a wrapper, written in C #, and this wrapper, in turn, we can access from our Xamarin-based applications.