I am using Android Studio on a Mac, everything on the latest version. Say I do this:
SQLiteDatabase db;
db = yourAppContext.openOrCreateDatabase("db.sqlite3", Context.MODE_PRIVATE, null);
Thanks to this link:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/e14021/know-where-database-is-stored-in-android-studio/
it's possible to exactly find the directory holding your actual SQLite3 database on the emulator as it runs:
Great stuff.
Next you can click the Pull button, and pull that file to say your desktop on the Mac. Awesome.
But, how do you actually find literally that folder ("databases" in the example), on your Mac?
i.e., using a normal shell terminal, I want to "cd" to there.
Where is that folder, in the ordinary 'nix file structure of the host Mac computer?