- Android Basics
- Android - Home
- Android - Overview
- Android - Environment Setup
- Android - Architecture
- Android - Application Components
- Android - Hello World Example
- Android - Resources
- Android - Activities
- Android - Services
- Android - Broadcast Receivers
- Android - Content Providers
- Android - Fragments
- Android - Intents/Filters
- Android - User Interface
- Android - UI Layouts
- Android - UI Controls
- Android - Event Handling
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- Android - Custom Components
- Android Advanced Concepts
- Android - Drag and Drop
- Android - Notifications
- Location Based Services
- Android - Sending Email
- Android - Sending SMS
- Android - Phone Calls
- Publishing Android Application
- Android Useful Examples
- Android - Alert Dialoges
- Android - Animations
- Android - Audio Capture
- Android - AudioManager
- Android - Auto Complete
- Android - Best Practices
- Android - Bluetooth
- Android - Camera
- Android - Clipboard
- Android - Custom Fonts
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- Android - Developer Tools
- Android - Emulator
- Android - Facebook Integration
- Android - Gestures
- Android - Google Maps
- Android - Image Effects
- Android - ImageSwitcher
- Android - Internal Storage
- Android - JetPlayer
- Android - JSON Parser
- Android - Linkedin Integration
- Android - Loading Spinner
- Android - Localization
- Android - Login Screen
- Android - MediaPlayer
- Android - Multitouch
- Android - Navigation
- Android - Network Connection
- Android - NFC Guide
- Android - PHP/MySQL
- Android - Progress Circle
- Android - ProgressBar
- Android - Push Notification
- Android - RenderScript
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- Android - Screen Cast
- Android - SDK Manager
- Android - Sensors
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- Android - Shared Preferences
- Android - SIP Protocol
- Android - Spelling Checker
- Android - SQLite Database
- Android - Support Library
- Android - Testing
- Android - Text to Speech
- Android - TextureView
- Android - Twitter Integration
- Android - UI Design
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- Android - UI Testing
- Android - WebView Layout
- Android - Wi-Fi
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Android Online Quiz
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Q 1 - How to kill an activity in Android?
Answer : C
Explanation
finish() − It is used to close the activity.
finish(int requestCode) − It is used to close the activity with requestCode.
Q 2 - On which thread services work in android?
Answer : C
Explanation
Services, by default, work on Main thread. You can start services from any thread, but if you want to update the UI, you need to call Main thread.
Q 3 -What is ANR in android?
A - When the application is not responding ANR will occur.
B - Dialog box is called as ANR.
C - When Android forcefully kills an application, it is called ANR
Answer : A
Explanation
When an Application is not responding ANR will be occur, and it will stop the process or an application
Q 4 - What is the use of content provider in android?
A - To send the data from an application to another application
B - To store the data in a database
Answer : C
Explanation
Content provider is used to share the data between applications
Q 5 - Which features are considered while creating android application?
Answer : E
Explanation
Before creating an application, developers should consider screen size, input configuration, version, and device features
Answer : A
Every emulator or device is allocated by 2 ports based on port availability.
Q 7 - What is an HTTP client class in android?
A - httprequest(get/post) and returns response from the server
Answer : A
Http request has get and post methods and it returns the response from the servers.
Q 8 - What is the HTTP response error code status in android?
Answer : C
HTTP status code >= 400 means error else success. Status code 404 means page not found
Q 9 - Is it mandatory to call onCreate() and onStart() in android?
A - No, we can write the program without writing onCreate() and onStart()
B - Yes, we should call onCreate() and onStart() to write the program
Answer : A
It is not mandatory, the program will work perfectly without fail, but the programmer has to implement the life cycle of activity.
Q 10 - What is the life cycle of foreground activity in android?
A - onCreate() −> onStart() −> onResume() −> onStop() −> onRestart
B - onCreate() −> onStart() −> onResume() −>onStop()
Answer : C
Foreground activity should be onCreate() −> onStart() −> onResume() in activity life cycle.
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