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    This document contains questions and blanks about Android development concepts that need to be filled in. It tests knowledge of Android fundamentals like activities, services, architecture components, and the development process. Key areas covered include the Android architecture, features of Android, the activity lifecycle, SDK components, and matching terms from the Android stack.

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    This document contains questions and blanks about Android development concepts that need to be filled in. It tests knowledge of Android fundamentals like activities, services, architecture components, and the development process. Key areas covered include the Android architecture, features of Android, the activity lifecycle, SDK components, and matching terms from the Android stack.

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    This document contains questions and blanks about Android development concepts that need to be filled in. It tests knowledge of Android fundamentals like activities, services, architecture components, and the development process. Key areas covered include the Android architecture, features of Android, the activity lifecycle, SDK components, and matching terms from the Android stack.

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    This document contains questions and blanks about Android development concepts that need to be filled in. It tests knowledge of Android fundamentals like activities, services, architecture components, and the development process. Key areas covered include the Android architecture, features of Android, the activity lifecycle, SDK components, and matching terms from the Android stack.

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    of 3

    A. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER .

    QUESTIONS ANSWERS
    1. What method do we use to kill an Activity? A – onResume(); B – finish(); C – onStart(); D – kill().

    2. In Android Studio which layout is a layout in XML? A – Constraint Layout; B – Frame Layout; C – Relative
    Layout; D – None of the above.
    3. Which one of these is not the name of an Android A – Burger; B – Cupcake; C – Pie; D – Oreo.
    version?
    4. Which of the following is not a part of native A – SQLite; B – OpenGL; C – Dalvik; D – WebKit.
    libraries?
    5. What is an Activity? A – a single screen with UI; B – a Layout; C – a
    Fragment; D - none of the above.

    activity manager supports non-code resources like strings and graphics


    to be externalized.
    content providers provides a consistent and non-intrusive mechanism for
    signaling your users.
    views controls the life cycle of your activities, including
    management of the activity stack.
    resource manager lets your applications share data between applications.
    notification manager are used to construct the user interfaces for your
    activities.

    B. FILL EACH BLANK SPACE AND ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS .


    1. Android is Linux based, because of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
    2. What is Android Architecture? Android Architecture is made up of 4 key components. List them.
    3. List some of the unique features that set Android apart (5).
    4. What are the four essential states of an activity?
    5. One of few components included in the SDK download is a full documentation. List 5 others.
    6. List the main development framework stacks
    7. What are the core building blocks used in Android applications (6 components)?
    8. Many of the features such as 3D graphics and native database support, are also available in other mobile
    SDKs. There are some of the unique features that set Android apart. List main 5 of them.
    9. Differentiate Activities from Services.
    10. Match the following elements (right to left)

    MOBILE APPLICATION DESCRIPTION


    DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

    Strategy Launch app on the Apple and Google app stores with
    support for future revisions

    Analysis and Planning Design strategic goals for evolving your idea into a
    successful app

    UI/UX Design Develop backend, API, and mobile app following agile
    development process

    Application Development Identify requirements, define team structure, and prepare


    product roadmap

    Testing Create seamless and effortless user experiences with a


    polished design

    Deployment & Support Validate your app’s quality thoroughly with a series of
    testing criteria
    C. COMPLETE THESE BLANK SPACES .
    D. MATCH ANDROID STACK COMPONENTS (RIGHT) WITH THE CORRECT NUMBERS (LEFT)

    ❑ ANDROID STACK

    1. Toolbar

    2. Navigation bar

    3. Project pane

    4. Editor

    5. tabs for other panes

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