DXC Technology Android App Developer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is intent?
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Intent is a messaging object used to request an action from another app component.
• Intent is used to start activities, services, and broadcast receivers in Android.

• It can also be used to pass data between components.

• There are two types of intents: explicit intents and implicit intents.

• Explicit intents specify the component to start by name.

• Implicit intents specify the action to perform and let the system find the approp
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Q2. What is work manager?
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Work Manager is an Android Jetpack library used for managing deferrable, asynchronous tasks.
• Work Manager is part of the Android Jetpack library.

• It is used for managing deferrable, asynchronous tasks that need to run even if the app is in the background.

• Work Manager provides various constraints and options for scheduling tasks, such as network availability, charging status, and more.

• It is recommended for tasks that are ...read more
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Q1. Explain activity life cycle
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Activity life cycle refers to the stages an activity goes through from creation to destruction.
• An activity is created using onCreate() method

• It becomes visible using onStart() method

• It becomes interactive using onResume() method

• It goes to background using onPause() method

• It becomes invisible using onStop() method

• It gets destroyed using onDestroy() method
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Q2. What is difference between abstract class and interface
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Abstract class is a class that can have both abstract and non-abstract methods while interface only has abstract methods.
• Abstract class can have constructors while interface cannot

• A class can implement multiple interfaces but can only inherit from one abstract class

• Abstract class can have instance variables while interface cannot

• Abstract class can provide default implementation for some methods while interface cannot

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Q1. Why are you looking for a change?
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Q2. Tell me about yourself.
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Q1. Agile, data class, how to initialize a class in activity?, dagger, difference between bind and provides annotation, unit test using mockito and junit
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There are 90 questions which are aptitude and reasoning and all, within 90 minutes of time we have solved all the problems.

There 2 coding questions there are easy level only in my opinion, within 1 hour we have solve.

Q1. Indrouce about yourself
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I am a passionate Android App Developer with 5 years of experience in creating user-friendly and innovative mobile applications.
• 5 years of experience in Android app development

• Proficient in Java, Kotlin, and Android Studio

• Strong understanding of UI/UX design principles

• Experience with RESTful APIs and third-party libraries

• Published apps on Google Play Store
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Q2. What are projects you have done
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I have developed a shopping app, a fitness tracker app, and a social media app.
• Developed a shopping app with user-friendly interface

• Created a fitness tracker app to monitor daily activities

• Designed a social media app with real-time messaging feature
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Q3. What are skills you had
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I have strong skills in Java, Android Studio, UI/UX design, and problem-solving.
• Proficient in Java programming language

• Experience with Android Studio and Android app development

• Knowledge of UI/UX design principles

• Strong problem-solving skills
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Q1. Scope functions in kotlin
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Scope functions in Kotlin are functions that allow you to execute a block of code within the context of an object.
• There are five scope functions in Kotlin: let, run, with, apply, and also.

• Each scope function has a specific use case and can help improve code readability and reduce boilerplate code.

• Scope functions can be used to perform operations on an object and return a result or modify the object itself.

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Q2. LazyRow vs RecyclerView
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LazyRow is a Jetpack Compose component for displaying horizontally scrolling lists, while RecyclerView is a traditional Android view for displaying large data sets efficiently.
• LazyRow is part of Jetpack Compose, RecyclerView is part of the Android framework

• LazyRow is more declarative and easier to use for simple lists, RecyclerView is more powerful and customizable for complex lists

• LazyRow automatically handles recycli...read more
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Normal aptitude , moderate level

Same c / Java based coding test , what u have practiced in college level

Q1. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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