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In which folder of the emulator file system do you find the preferences file created by the app named “myGame”?1 point
com.myuniquename.mygame/data/data/shared_prefs
storage/R.shared_prefs.mygame
data/data/com.myuniquename.mygame/cache
data/data/com.myuniquename.mygame/shared_prefs
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