1. What is an advantage to use a debugger on Android Studio?
Examine variables and
evaluate expressions at runtime
Automatically eliminate
errors on the application
Eliminate errors when .APK
is generated
2. What is an Intent?
Intent is a messaging
object you can use to request an action from another app component
Intents facilitate
communication between components in several ways
All of the above
3. In which of the following Activity Lifecycle makes the activity visible
to the user
onStart()
onCreate()
onPause()
Examine the following code:
4. Suppose savedInstanceState is different from null, which is the correct output on the Logcat:
onCreate() No saved state
available
onCreate() Restoring
previous state
TAG onCreate() Restoring previous state
5. Suppose we have a project called “MyProject”, where is the path for the
string file resources?
MyProject/res/strings/string.xml
MyProject/res/values/string.xml
MyProject/res/drawable/string.xml
6. What is a Service?
It is an application
component that can perform communication between layouts
Service facilitates
communication between fragments
It is an application
component that can perform long-running operations in the background
After you
execute this explicit intent:
7. The result will be:
Intent is going to start
DownloadService class
The system will examine all
of the installed apps to determine which ones can handle DownloadService
The code just creates a new
intent
8. What is a breakpoint?
It is a signal that tells
the debugger to temporarily suspend execution of the application
It Fixes an error when the
application is running
It is a signal that tells
the debugger to continue the execution of the application
9. What is a Layout on Android?
It defines the visual
structure for a user interface using an XML file
It is a class that
references a TextView
A Layout defines an XML
permission for an application
Given the next .XML
containing a group of checkboxes:
10. Which attribute do we need to add in order to add click event?
android:onClick
android:click
android:listenerOnClick
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