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Q1. Lifecycle of Android
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Android lifecycle refers to the series of states an activity or fragment goes through during its lifetime.
• Android components like activities, services, and broadcast receivers have different lifecycle methods such as onCreate(), onStart(), onResume(), onPause(), onStop(), onDestroy()

• Activities can be in states like running, paused, stopped, or destroyed based on user interactions and system events

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Q2. What is Intent Explain types of intent
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Intent is a messaging object used to request an action from another app component.
• Explicit Intent: Specifies a specific component to start.

• Implicit Intent: Requests a general action, allowing the system to find the best component to handle it.

• Broadcast Intent: Used to deliver events or messages to multiple app components.

• Pending Intent: Represents a future Intent to be executed in a specified time or context.
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Q3. Difference between Fragments and Activity
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Activity is a single screen with a user interface, while Fragment represents a behavior or a portion of user interface in an Activity.
• Activity is a complete screen with its own lifecycle, while Fragment is a modular section of an Activity.

• Fragments can be reused in multiple activities, while Activities cannot be reused.

• Fragments allow for better organization and management of UI components within an Activity.

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Q4. Permission handling in android
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Permission handling in Android involves requesting, checking, and handling user permissions for accessing device resources.
• Use the Android Manifest file to declare permissions required by the app

• Request permissions at runtime using the ActivityCompat.requestPermissions() method

• Check if permissions are granted using the ContextCompat.checkSelfPermission() method

• Handle permission request results in the onRequestPermissio
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Q5. Lifecycle of Services
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Lifecycle of Services refers to the states a service goes through from creation to destruction.
• Services can be started, paused, resumed, and stopped by the system or other components.

• Services can run in the background even if the application is not visible to the user.

• Services can be bound to activities for communication and data exchange.

• Services can be started explicitly using startService() method or implicitly by b
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