Can You Be An Android Developer?

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1/10 Questions

Which language should an Android developer use?
- Perl
- PHP
- Python
- Java

About This Quiz

Listen here: Android developing is the new big thing and one of the best jobs of the future. You should really invest in yourself and try this app developing method. This quiz will help you determine are you made to be an Android developer or not.

2.

In which format are Android apps packed?
- .and
- .app
- .apk
- .avg
Correct Answer

A. .apk

Explanation

Android apps are packed in the .apk format. The .apk file format stands for Android Package Kit, which is a package file format used by the Android operating system for distribution and installation of mobile apps. The .apk file contains all the necessary components of an Android app, including the code, resources, and manifest file. When users download and install an Android app, they are essentially installing the .apk file onto their device.

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3.

Which command line tools are required to use?
- Pandoc and babun
- HTTPie and icdiff
- Java Development Kit and Apache Ant
- Moro and Timetrap
Correct Answer

A. Java Development Kit and Apache Ant

Explanation

The Java Development Kit (JDK) is required to compile and run Java programs, while Apache Ant is a build tool used for automating the process of building software. Together, these tools enable developers to write and compile Java code, manage dependencies, and build executable files or deployable packages.

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4.

Which one of these doesn't the Android Software Developer Kit include?
- Recorder
- Tutorials
- A debugger
- Sample code
Correct Answer

A. Recorder

Explanation

The Android Software Developer Kit (SDK) includes various tools and resources for developers to create Android applications. These include tutorials, a debugger, and sample code. However, a recorder is not included in the Android SDK. A recorder is typically used for capturing audio or video, but it is not a core component of the SDK.

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5.

What is The Android Debug Bridge?
- A test framework
- A toolkit
- A code
- A recorder
Correct Answer

A. A toolkit

Explanation

The Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a toolkit that allows developers to communicate with an Android device or emulator from a computer. It provides a command-line interface to perform various debugging and development tasks, such as installing and uninstalling apps, accessing device logs, transferring files, and running shell commands. ADB is an essential tool for Android app development and testing, making it the correct answer in this context.

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6.

What's fastboot?
- A library
- A debugger
- A language
- A diagnostic protocol
Correct Answer

A. A diagnostic protocol

Explanation

Fastboot is a diagnostic protocol used in Android devices that allows for communication between a computer and the device's bootloader. It enables users to flash firmware, unlock the bootloader, and perform various diagnostic tasks on their Android device. It is not a library, debugger, or language, but rather a protocol that facilitates communication and troubleshooting between a computer and an Android device.

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7.

Which command can save Android apps?
- Backup
- Save
- Continue
- Restore
Correct Answer

A. Backup

Explanation

The correct answer is "backup." This command is used to save Android apps. It allows users to create a backup of their installed applications, including their data, settings, and other related files. By using the backup command, users can easily restore their apps in case of any data loss or when switching to a new device.

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8.

Which statement is true?
- Older platforms and tools can be downloaded for compatibility testing.
- Only new platforms and tools can be downloaded for compatibility testing.
- Android SDK has the fastest test runner.
- There is no debugger included in Android SDK.
Correct Answer

A. Older platforms and tools can be downloaded for compatibility testing.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Older platforms and tools can be downloaded for compatibility testing." This statement suggests that compatibility testing can be done using older platforms and tools, implying that compatibility testing is not limited to only new platforms and tools. This flexibility allows developers to ensure that their applications are compatible with a wide range of devices and software versions.

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9.

Which one of these isn't a fastboot command?
- Extract
- Flash
- Erase
- Format
Correct Answer

A. Extract

Explanation

The correct answer is "extract." In fastboot, the commands "flash," "erase," and "format" are commonly used to perform various operations on Android devices. However, "extract" is not a recognized fastboot command. Fastboot is a protocol used for communication between a computer and an Android device in bootloader mode, allowing users to modify the device's firmware or recover it from a bricked state.

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10.

On which platform Android SDK isn't available anymore?
- Android
- Linux
- IOS
- Windows
Correct Answer

A. Android

Explanation

Android SDK is not available on the Android platform because it is the software development kit specifically designed for developing Android applications. It provides various tools, libraries, and APIs necessary for Android app development. Therefore, it wouldn't make sense for Android SDK to be available on the Android platform itself.

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