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Jolly Giraffe
In a question "Which one is correct?" one of the answers was "It is more performant than ConstraintLayout". I think your quiz is good overall, but here you should have provided some question because the answer doesn't make sense you are not comparing it neither with the question context and neither with the answer context itself, it is missing a context. While reading the answer one ask himself "What is more performant than ConstriaintLayout?" which creates confusions. Good work!
Hardy Snailauthor
Fixed that!
Desert Snail
Good quiz. Nicely put together.
Just an observation. 9. the answer "onActivityResult" and the next option are both missing the parentheses.
Hardy Snailauthor
Thanks. That's right. onActivityResult should have parentheses after it.
Hardy Snailauthor
Hardy SnailBut you know the focus was on the name here.
Incorrect answer options in question: "What is the correct way to specify the id "myView" for a View?". android/app namespaces are not declared. We can override namespace in XML declaration.
Hardy Snailauthor
The question asks about the common way this is done.
This question was controversial. I replaced it with another.
Fierce Raccoon
"Which library is NOT used for networking?" - All answers are incorrect. Only OkHttp uses for networking. Retrofit/Volley - it's a REST Clients, without network communication implementation.
Hardy Snailauthor
Among other options, Glide is the only library that is not used in the networking context. Others are.
Educational explanations. 👍
Explanations describe the reasons why the correct answers are correct.
E.g.: #q8, #q7, #q6, #q3, etc
Just an observation.
9. the answer "onActivityResult" and the next option are both missing the parentheses.
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element#config
That all possible values of activity `android:configChanges` from the official documentation:
android:configChanges=["mcc", "mnc", "locale",
"touchscreen", "keyboard", "keyboardHidden",
"navigation", "screenLayout", "fontScale",
"uiMode", "orientation", "density",
"screenSize", "smallestScreenSize"]
in that case the correct answer is:
app:id="@+id/myView"