30 Android Developer Interview Questions & Answers
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General
1. What are the earliest and latest versions of Android you have worked with?
How to Answer
Like any other operating system, Android has evolved through many different iterations. Each version is designated by a number that can contain up to three decimal places. Each version is also given a nickname such as Cupcake, Donut, Marshmallow, or Oreo. Interviewers will ask you about your experience working with the different versions of Android to understand how long you have been programming in this environment and how familiar you are with each version. Knowing about the pedigree and evolution of the operating system will also increase your programming skills and make you more valuable to the organization.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"I began working in the Android operating systems as early as 2008 with version 1.0, which didn't have a code name. I continued working on versions 2 through 11, which is the latest evolution of the Android operating system. Nicknames for Android such as Gingerbread, Honeycomb, and Jelly Bean were typical for the early versions. However, the nicknames were dropped effective with Android 10.0 released in 2019. Each subsequent version of the Android OS added additional features making the operating system more effective and easier to work with."
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General
2. How would you describe Android to someone without a technical background?
How to Answer
Interviewers will ask you this question for several reasons. The first is to begin the conversation and learn more about your background. How you describe Android will indicate your technical knowledge of this programming environment. They're also interested in your communication skills. Being able to discuss a technical topic with somebody without a technical background demonstrates your ability to collaborate across the organization. This is important to any software development role.
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Answer Example
"Android is an open-source operating system based on Linux and developed by Andy Rubin. It is used primarily for devices such as cell phones and tablets. The Android operating system competes directly with Apple iOS in this market space. Applications developed by Android will run on a wide variety of platforms with little to no additional formatting."
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Operational
3. When creating an Android app, do you prefer working with Serializable or Parcelable? Why?
How to Answer
When asking this question, the interviewer assumes that you are familiar with the terms Serializable and Parcelable. If you're not and were to ask the interviewer to define the terms, you might as well terminate the interview and leave. Being able to describe terminology, processes, and procedures is critical to succeeding during an interview for an Android developer's job. This is why it is recommended that you take some time to review all the terms you use in this profession, even if you don't deal with them regularly. If you do come across a term you are not familiar with, answer the question by describing how you would locate the information to the interviewer.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"Virtually all applications in the Android environment have to exchange data between activities. The data is added to another activity's intent object. For this to work, the object needs to be either Serializable or Parcelable. You can designate a class Serializable by implementing the interface, and Java will automatically serialize it. The downside to this approach is that it leads to the collection of garbage code and poor performance. I prefer to use Parcelable, which was developed specifically for Android. Using this approach, the serialization is implemented manually by the code, not the development platform. Also, reflection is not used during this process, and no garbage is created, so the application's performance is not impacted."
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Operational
4. If an application you developed in Android frequently crashes, what steps can you take to identify and fix the issue?
How to Answer
It is exceedingly rare that an application will crash once properly developed, tested, and implemented. However, certain circumstances will cause applications to crash. As an Android developer, you should be aware of these and program your code to avoid them if an application crashes while in production, you should be able to provide advice to the support team or end users as to how to fix it. The interviewer will ask you this question to ensure that you are aware of this and have a portfolio of solutions to address application issues.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"My applications rarely crash; however, I take immediate steps to resolve the issue when it does occur. First, I determine the device on which the application is running and whether it is compatible with the code that I have developed. While Android applications are compatible with most devices, there are a few outliers that may cause problems. Another issue is memory. If the application is competing for the system's memory, CPU cycles, or other shared resources, it may get hung up or crash. Shutting down other applications or clearing the application's cache memory typically resolves this."
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Operational
5. What steps can you take to avoid 'application is not responding' errors when working in Android?
How to Answer
An ANR or 'application not responding' dialog box will appear whenever an application is not responding. There are several reasons that this may occur, and as an Android developer, you should be familiar with these and know how to avoid or correct them. This is an example of an operational question with which the interviewer seeks to understand how you go about doing this job. Operational, like technical questions, should be responded to directly and succinctly, with little embellishment. The interviewer will ask you a follow-up question if they need additional information.
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Answer Example
"ANR or an 'application is not responding' dialogue indicates that there is a problem with the program. These can occur when there is no response after a designated time if a broadcast receiver fills the function within approximately 10 seconds. Ways to avoid this include ensuring that the application uses separate threads to perform operations which may exceed the wait time limits or using IntentService to take the pressure off of user interface threads."
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Technical
6. What are some of the dialog boxes supported in Android?
How to Answer
Dialog boxes in Android are one way the users interact with the applications running on the platform. Android developers use these to provide access to the applications, input data required, or inform the user of the application's status. Dialog boxes have been standardized across Android to make them more intuitive and easier for the end-user to interact with. The interviewer asks this question to confirm your basic programming skills, so it is likely to be asked early in the interview.
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Answer Example
"There are four different types of dialogue boxes. These include Alert, DatePicker, TimePicker, and Progress. Each performs a function similar to its name. Alert creates a dialog with the user and can include radio buttons used to respond to the alert. DatePicker and TimePicker allow the user to input relevant information. Progress alerts the user to the status of the application or the function it is performing."
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Technical
7. How does Android use bundles?
How to Answer
There are several different features, functions, and programming components unique to the Android operating system. Bundles are one of these. Interviewers will ask you about individual components you use in Android when programming for this platform. While you don't necessarily need direct experience programming on the platform to be qualified for this job, it will certainly boost your chances of being hired if you can demonstrate your familiarity with and experience using Android.
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Answer Example
"The function of a bundle within the Android operating system is to move data between Android activities. There are a number of different commands used to accomplish this. The syntax used to create and execute a bundle involves naming the bundle, identifying the data, and specifying where to move it."
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Technical
8. How is Dalvik used in Android development projects?
How to Answer
The term Dalvik is common within the Android programming environment. This was the original runtime developed for early versions of the Android OS. It has since been discontinued and replaced by the Android Runtime, or ART. Even though the Dalvik Virtual Machine and Runtime are no longer used, you still need to know about it and be able to answer questions asked by the interviewer. You may want to use the past tense when discussing Dalvik to demonstrate that you understand it has been succeeded by ART.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"Dalvik was the original Android Virtual Machine, or AVM, and Runtime Environment for early versions of Android. It provided Android devices the ability to execute multiple instances of virtual machines. Dalvik has since been replaced by the Android Runtime and AVM. However, it is still in use by some older applications running earlier versions of the Android OS."
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Technical
9. What are containers, and how are they used when programming in Android?
How to Answer
This question is an example of how a common term case on special meaning within the context of the job you perform. Android developers are expected to be familiar with all of the terminology, processes, and procedures used in this profession. You're likely to be asked about many of these during the interview. It is recommended that you brush up on the terms, processes, and procedures before the interview so you will be familiar with them. As with any question, if you don't recognize the term or know the answer, the best response is to describe how you would locate the information.
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Answer Example
"Containers, when used in the context of Android development, are structures within the code that carry other items required by the program. Items the container can hold include objects and widgets, such as labels, fields, buttons, etc. Containers can also hold other containers. Some containers designate where certain items appear on the screen. These are known as layouts."
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Technical
10. How is Android activities different from services?
How to Answer
Every profession uses common terms which have a special meaning within the work that they do. The interviewer is asking you this question to confirm that you know the differences between activities and services within the context of Android. Since this is a technical question, you should first start by defining each of the terms and then list the differences between them. As with any technical question, keep your answer brief and to the point. You should also be prepared for follow-up questions in case the interviewer needs more information or wants to explore the topic in more detail.
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Answer Example
"Within the context of Android, a service is a component of an application which enables it to run in the background. This is common for applications that need little user interaction and run for a long time. On the other hand, an activity is a shorter operation that runs in the foreground and can be modified or terminated by the user. Activities are used by programmers when the user interaction, as required in the activity, is dependent on other activities or services. Services are preferred when the operation needs little user interaction and can function independently."
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Technical
11. Can you demonstrate the syntax you use for Toast?
How to Answer
It is common that during an interview for any software development position, you will be presented cases and asked to create the code to resolve the case or solve an issue. This is especially true for Android application developers. While you cannot be prepared to create every line of code the interviewer may ask you about, you should be able to address the more common ones. The interviewer seeks to confirm your ability to quickly develop code when presented with a common code case. If you cannot create the code they are asking you about, acknowledge this and then detail how you would do it using typical resources available to developers.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"As you may know, Toast is a dialog that is displayed in an application confirming a requested operation initiated by the user. It is typically contained in a small dialog box on top of the user's application. The syntax for toast is:
Toast.makeText(ProjectActivity.this, 'message', Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();"
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Technical
12. What are some of the different launch modes in Android?
How to Answer
Launch mode in the Android applications is what generates and activates new instances within its ask that originate in the activity. There are several different launch modes Android application developers can employ. You should be familiar with these and be able to describe them to the interviewer. When answering this type of technical question, you may want to provide examples to illustrate your answer.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"The three main launch modes Android applications use include Standard, SingleTopic, and SingleTask. Standard will generate a new instance of an activity in the original task. This allows me to create several instances of the same activity. SingleTopic is similar to Standard except if the application recognizes the previous instance of an activity, a new instance will not be created. Instead, the intent called by the activity will be passed to the 'onNewIntent' method. The final launch mode, SingleTask, pushes a new instance to the task as the root. For example, if the current stack of activities is A then B then C then D, and activity B is relaunched, SingleTask will create a launch mode leaving A and B and eliminating C and D."
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Technical
13. Please describe some of the main features of the Android architecture.
How to Answer
Being able to describe the main features of the Android architect will demonstrate your competency in this area and your knowledge of the OS. You can anticipate many questions similar to this one that the interviewer will use to probe your experience and knowledge. These are characterized as technical questions. When responding to a technical question, you should keep your answer brief and to the point. The interviewer will ask you a follow-up question if they need additional information or want to explore the topic in more detail.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"Like many operating systems, the Android architecture is composed of various layers known as the Android stack. These consist of the OS, middleware, and applications. The five layers include the Linux Kernel, libraries of open source code, Android Runtime, including the Dalvik Virtual and Android Runtime, Android framework, which contains the APIs and UI, and the applications, which are what the users are most familiar with. Together, the stack enables applications written for the Android environment to run on a variety of different mobile platforms including phones and tablets."
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Technical
14. What database do Android apps use, and why?
How to Answer
Like most operating systems, many of the applications are dependent on databases. Since Android runs primarily on mobile platforms with limited memory and storage, it uses a specific database design for this environment. Knowing this and being able to discuss it will demonstrate your qualifications for this role and convince the interviewer that you're the candidate for this position.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"Android uses SQLite as its primary database. SQLite is an open-source relational database that is serverless, designed for transactions, and is self-contained. Rather than operate in a client-server model, the SQLite engine is linked directly to the applications. Calls to the library are dynamic and are designed to reduce the latency when accessing the database."
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Technical
15. Can you explain the difference between implicit and explicit intent?
How to Answer
This question may seem similar to the one you were asked earlier in the interview. It is an example of a follow-up question that the interviewer uses to explore a topic in more detail. When interviewers ask follow-up questions, it indicates that you did not provide enough information with your initial answer, or they have a specific interest in this topic and want to delve into your expertise further. In either case, continue to keep your answers brief and to the point, and always anticipate additional follow-up questions.
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Answer Example
"Explicit intents, much like their name, let the system know about a specific activity needed to handle the intent and define the target component. An implicit intent enables you to affirm the action you want to execute. Android will then identify the components registered to handle the action based on data contained in the intent."
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Technical
16. When working in Android, what is context?
How to Answer
Context is another term that has a special meaning within Android. If you have experience in the field you already know this and can easily respond to this question. However, it is still advised that you take time to review the terminology, processes, and procedures used by an Android developer before the interview. This will help refresh your memory and put this information in the front of your mind, ready to be retrieved during the interview.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"Context, as used within Android, is the context of the current state of the application or object. There are two types of context. The first is activity context, which is attached to the lifecycle of an activity. IT informs the program of the current state of the activity. The other type is application context, which is attached to the lifecycle of the application. This performs a similar function, but at a higher level and is not dependent on individual activities."
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Technical
17. In the context of Android, what is an intent, and can you provide some of the types of intents?
How to Answer
Intent is another fundamental component of the Android OS. As an android developer, you will know this and be able to respond to this question quickly and accurately. You should use your best judgment regarding how much information to provide when answering this question. Some interviewers prefer a brief, high-level response, while others expect you to go into great detail. As the interview progresses, you should be able to determine the type of responses the interviewer prefers and use this to frame your answers.
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Answer Example
"Intent is an object used to request a response or activity from other components within the Android application. Another use for intent is to initiate an activity, such as sending an SMS, displaying a map, or opening a file. If the intent is used to invoke components of the system, it is called implicit intent. Explicit intents invoke activity classes which are the compiled form of a .java file used to produce an .apk file."
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Technical
18. How would you use an AndroidManifest.xml file?
How to Answer
You probably already recognize this is a technical question. This is because you are being asked about a specific technology used in this profession. Throughout the interview, you will be asked many technical questions. Nobody can be familiar with all of the technology used in any profession. If you are asked about something you are not familiar with, state this and explain how you would locate the information to the interviewer.
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Answer Example
"The AndroidManifest.xml file holds the application if information Android needs before the program can be executed. Every Android application must contain this file which is stored in the root directory. Some of the functions the file performs include providing the file's name, describing the application's components, including the activities and services, and defining any classes the application will use."
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Technical
19. What are the main files and folders you use when creating an Android app?
How to Answer
As the interview progresses, the interviewer will continue to ask you technical questions about the Android operating environment. They seek to confirm your qualifications in this area and ensure that you have experience programming within the Android environment. They may also ask questions to determine if you can bring fresh new ideas to their development team. You should be open to providing suggestions on how to improve development and management within the Android OS. Employers are constantly seeking employees who can improve their operations, processes, and procedures.
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Answer Example
"There are several key files and folders used in virtually every Android application. The first of these is App, which describes the basic characteristics of the app and defines the components. The next major file folder is Java. This contains the .java source files and the .kt extensions. It is also where all the code for the application resides. Another critical folder is res. This folder contains the values for the resources Android uses, such as color, dimensions, styles, and other values. The final folder is called scripts. As indicated by its name, scripts contains lines of code that define the build configurations and other characteristics of the application. Many of the files contained within scripts are part of the SDK."
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Technical
20. Please explain how sensors are used in Android.
How to Answer
Since Android operates on platforms that are typically mobile, it needs to deal with sensors used by the applications. This is somewhat unique among computer operating systems. As an android developer, you need to be intimately familiar with the sensors used and code for them. This is what will distinguish you from other software developers who have not worked on mobile platforms.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"Virtually every Android platform is equipped with sensors that the application uses in many of its functions. These sensors measure the device's different parameters, including its orientation, motion, temperature, and effects from other environmental sources. Most of these are hardware-based, but some are only software. Examples of sensors include accelerometers, thermometers, GPS, barometers, and other similar devices."
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Technical
21. Android Activities have life cycles. Can you describe what these are and the functions they perform?
How to Answer
During an Android developer job interview, you may be presented with cases and asked to complete the task or resolve an issue. This question is similar to that. The interviewer is asking you a detailed question about a specific component of the Android OS. They could have also created a case where they would ask you to program code to accomplish a specific task within an application. These detailed questions are meant to confirm your programming skills and determine the scope of work you can perform for the organization.
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Answer Example
"Activities occur within the Android application and have limited life cycles. The Activity class provides a number of callbacks to know that the system state has changed. This includes: creating, starting, resuming, pausing, stopping, destroying, and restarting. The syntax used for these commands begins with 'On,' followed by the command, and then the parameters of the activity. Each command executes a function similar to its name. For example, OnPause is used when an activity is moved to the background but is still running."
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Technical
22. Do you know which data types are supported by AIDL?
How to Answer
This is an interesting question in that the interviewer is asking a specific question using an acronym that they assume you are familiar with. This is a more complex technical question and is likely to be asked later in the interview as the interviewer gains confidence in your capabilities and strives to learn more about your background in greater detail. Complex technical questions should be answered in the same manner as the simpler ones, briefly, using simple, easy-to-understand language.
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Answer Example
"AIDL, which stands for Android Interface Definition Language, is a tool that manages the inter-process communication between if a client and a service. Some of the data types supported by AIDL include Map, List, String, and most Java data types, such as int, char, boolean, and long."
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Technical
23. Please describe the Google Android SDK and the tools it offers?
How to Answer
SDKs, or software development toolkits, are common for most programming languages and hardware platforms. These are created to make developing applications for the environment easier and to standardize the code used for the applications so they can easily interact with each other. As an Android developer, you should be familiar with the Google Android SDK and the tools it offers.
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Answer Example
"The Google Android SDK is a toolset used by Android developers to create applications for devices running the Android OS. Some of the important tools in the SDK include Dalvik Debug Monitoring Service or DDMS, which is a debugging tool with services such as message formation, call spoofing, capturing screenshots, and others. The SDK also has an Android Emulator, a software application that simulates Android devices on a computer, allowing you to test the application on various devices and API levels. Another important tool in the SDK is AAPT or Android Asset Packaging Tool. This is a tool that helps developers view, create, and update ZIP-compatible archives. Finally, the Android Debug Bridge allows developers to control communication with the emulator instance."
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Technical
24. Can you define DDMS and discuss its use?
How to Answer
The Dalvik Virtual Machine, or DVM, is a Runtime Environment developed specifically for mobile devices. It was replaced with the Android Virtual Machine or AVM in Android version 5.0 (Lollipop). However, if you still need to be familiar with DVM and the tools associated with it. Organizations still use legacy versions of Android, and you will expect you to be capable of working with them. The interviewer expects you to define DDMS and discuss its features.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"DDMS, or Dalvik Debug Monitor Server, is a debugging tool used when working with the Dalvik Virtual Machine or DVM in the Android platform. It is similar to some of the more common debugging tools used on other platforms. The tool contains several different features you can use when debugging code in DVM. Some of these include:
Logcat
Process
Port-Forwarding Services
Radio State Information
And If Screen Capture
Thread & Heap Information
Incoming Call & SMS Spoofing
Location Data Spoofing"
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Technical
25. What is an Android Debug Bridge or ADB, and how do you use it as an Android Developer?
How to Answer
The critical function of any software developer is to debug the code they have created. In any software programming role, there are a number of different tools used for this purpose. Most of these are specific to the languages used to create the software or the platforms on which the software operates. The interviewer is asking you about a tool specific to the Android environment. When asked about a specific tool, software, or process, the interviewer indicates that this is something their organization currently uses and you will be expected to use if hired.
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Answer Example
"Android Debug Bridge, also called ADB, is a command-line tool used to manage the communication with an emulator. It is one of the tools developers employ to enable them to execute remote shell commands, and this, in turn, allows commands to execute applications on an emulator."
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Technical
26. What does AAPT stand for, and how is it used in Android?
How to Answer
Working in any technical field involves the use of many acronyms. These are abbreviations of words or terms that increase the efficiency of communications between the development team and other project stakeholders. While it is impossible to be familiar with every single acronym used in your profession, you should be knowledgeable about the most common ones and be able to define them. You're likely to be asked about acronyms during the interview for this or any other technical job.
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Answer Example
"AAPT is an acronym that stands for Android Asset Packaging Tool. Developers use AAPT to create, view, and update zip-compatible files. File formats include .jar, .apk and .zip. The way it works is to parse, compile, and index the files into binary formats, which Android uses to quickly locate the files."
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Technical
27. What is JobScheduler in the context of Android?
How to Answer
The majority of questions you will be asked during an interview for an Android developer's job will be technical. These ask you about different terminology, components, processes, and procedures used in creating Android applications. The other predominant questions will be operational. These focus on how you do the job and the steps you can take to complete a specific task. As with any interview, you also be asked general questions about your background, behavioral and situational questions to determine how well you will fit into the organization's culture, and other questions which help the interviewer gain a complete picture of your capabilities, background, and personality.
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Answer Example
"JobScheduler is an API which schedules jobs within the Android framework that the application executes. JobScheduler enables applications to perform tasks without conflicting with other tasks that were overtaxing the device's resources. The API can combine tasks or only run certain tasks under pre-defined conditions, such as downloading application updates only when connected to a WiFi network."
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Technical
28. What is an activity as it relates to an Android application?
How to Answer
This is an example of a follow-up question. The interviewer uses a follow-up question to explore a topic in more detail. It can be asked immediately after a related question or sometime later in the interview. If asked later in the interview, the interviewer may be trying to calibrate your answers to make sure you are being consistent. This is why you need to answer all questions directly and honestly and not fabricate any answer that you may not know.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"Within the context of Android, an activity is a screen presented within the GUI with which the users interact and can use to execute a function or application. Examples of activities include text messages, address lookups, entering passwords, or viewing the emails."
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Technical
29. What are the main components of an Android application?
How to Answer
Knowing the components of an Android application is critical in the role of an Android developer. Since you have experience in this area, you should be able to easily answer this question. The key to crafting your response is to keep it brief and to the point. You're likely to be asked this question early in the interview when the interviewer is focused on establishing your bona fides and confirming the information in your resume.
Written by William Swansen on November 11th, 2021
Answer Example
"There are four key components in every Android application. The first are services that perform functions in the background. The next are activities which are what the user sees and it interacts with via the GUI. Another set of components are broadcast receivers, which listen for system-level events on the platform, such as incoming calls, SMS texts, and application notifications. The final component is the content providers would share data between with the various applications running with an Android environment."
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Technical
30. What programming languages do developers use to create applications for the Android Operating System?
How to Answer
As with any operating system, developers can create code using a variety of different programming languages. Since the Android OS operates on mobile platforms with limited resources, programmers need to be very efficient in their code. When responding to this question, you should provide the interviewer with a list of the programming languages you typically use and which align with those used by their current development team. You can identify which languages they use by researching the organization. Sources for the information include their website, the job description, and speaking with current and former software development team members.
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Answer Example
"The primary language I typically use when programming for Android is Java, using IDEs including Eclipse and NetBeans. Other languages I'm familiar with and sometimes employ include Python, C#, and a new language called Kotlin. I'm using this latter one more frequently due to it being object-oriented and cross-platform. It also uses some of the same IDEs as Java. I noticed on your website that many of your development team members are also using Kotlin for newer applications they are working on."
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