Why does the ClassNotFoundError error pop up? Before that she was not there.

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I see a string

  at com.example.prostopost.MainActivity.onCreate(MainActivity.java:27)

Look at what you have in line 27, namely in the onCreate () method. If sight does not deceive me, then for some reason you cannot find the TempData class in the com.example.prostopost package. You most likely have a method in the 27th line that uses an instance of the TempData class, but there is no TempData.java itself.
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