private async Task DeleteContact(ContactViewModel contactViewModel)
        {
            if (await _pageService.DisplayAlert("Warning", $"Are you sure you want to delete {contactViewModel.FullName}?", "Yes", "No"))
            {
                Contacts.Remove(contactViewModel);

                var contact = await _contactStore.GetContact(contactViewModel.Id);

                await _contactStore.DeleteContact(contact);
            }
        }
        private async Task DeleteContact(ContactViewModel contactViewModel)
        {
            var a = "";

            if (await _pageService.DisplayAlert("Warning", $"Are you sure you want to delete {contactViewModel.FullName}?", "Yes", "No"))
            {
                Contacts.Remove(contactViewModel);

                // We're working with ContactViewModel objects on this page.
                // But to delete a contact, we need a Contact object. Here
                // we're getting the Contact again from the database. Another
                // solution would be to store the Contact objects we initially
                // fetch. But this would require additional memory and as the
                // number of contacts grows, it can take unnecessary amount of
                // memory on the device. So, I prefer to get the contact explicitly
                // here.
                var contact = await _contactStore.GetContact(contactViewModel.Id);

                await _contactStore.DeleteContact(contact);
            }
        }