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Before creating the content provider, we’ll revisit the weather contract, which will define both the database and content provider. The contract will expose URIs for data and views, returning either a list of items or a single item. The content authority, resembling a domain name, differentiates URIs across applications, and a practical choice is the app's package name. We will incorporate CONTENTAUTHORITY and BASECONTENTURI into the weather contract. Additionally, we'll create strings for the base path of the URIs, with each URI pointing to a distinct table. Specifically, content URIs will be established for the location entry and weather entry tables.

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