Mobile App Development flashcards
48 flashcard decks by 25 users · Page 1 of 2
This page gathers over 30 Mobile App Development flashcard resources made by more than 20 GoConqr users, covering Android components, data storage and layouts. University students and school students can practise terminology and concepts, while teachers can find ready-made material across both levels. Choose a deck to start revising.
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- Mobile App Design and Requirements21
- Mobile App Development Process and Testing7
- Android Development Fundamentals36
- Android Activities, Fragments and Intents25
- Android Services and Interprocess Communication5
- Android User Interfaces11
- Android Data Storage7
- Mobile Device and Cloud APIs9
- iOS Development6
- Cross-Platform and Low-Code App Development7
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111 cardsAndroid Review What is Android?
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118 cardsITECH3107 - Mobile Device Programming
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38 cardsDM final
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19 cardsMy Java/Android Flashcards
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41 cardsUntitled What are Android Components?
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26 cardsAndroid Interview Questions Which dialog boxes can you use in Android?
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23 cardsAndroid Interview Questions What are the 4 Java classes related to the use of SENSORS in android?
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22 cardsAndroid Fundamentals
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19 cardsMobile App Development - Lecture 5 - Activity Lifecycle What are the four Activity States?
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24 cardsServices What is a Service?
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14 cardsAndroid Questions refined What is Sensor?
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38 cardsApps design & dev - 1st Partial Exam Apps Design and Development 1st Partial Exam
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14 cardsXamarin Interview Questions 1.) What is the difference between Native app and Cross-Platform App?
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16 cardsAndroid Resources In the resources folder
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20 cardsMobile App Development - Lecture 3 Width and height of a widget can be:
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11 cardsDSG What is the difference between implicit and explicit intent?
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18 cardsActivities What is an Activity?
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8 cardsAndroid Interface Definition Language AIDL Data types
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10 cardsOptions for Data Storage Options for data storage What are the 6?
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9 cardsUntitled What is a "Layout"?
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7 cardsUntitled Ways to store information persistently?
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8 cardsMobile App Development - Lecture 2
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7 cardsLaunch Modes - Manifest and IntentFlag values the values of the specified "Launch Modes" of Manifest and IntentFlags
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9 cardsThreads How many threads does an Android Application have?
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10 cardsMobile App Development - Lecture 1
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5 cardsAIDL Implementation What is AIDL? What does it do?
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5 cardsBuilding Blocks of Android (Definitions) What is an activity?
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4 cardsUntitled Describe/explain the ways to generate Android UI
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37 cardsStartup Tech Final Exam what is programming
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8 cardsAndroid A Java ME implementation
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20 cardsCode an app An Activity What is it? What are all custom classes implemented as?
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2 cardsAndroid - Code
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21 cardsAndroid Final Exam
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10 cardsflsah cards In October 2003, in the town of Palo Alto in the state of California founded android
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15 cardsUntitled What is list view
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10 cardsIntents Category What does it provide?
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4 cardsFlashcard
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13 cardsUser Interface
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6 cardsAndroid Intents What is an INTENT?
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7 cardsUntitled What language(s) are used to write the Android OS?
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These decks offer short questions and prompts on Android development. Android Resources covers measurements used in resource folders, while Options for Data Storage asks about shared preferences, internal storage and local cache. Other decks focus on activities, services and threads.
For a starting point, try Android Review. It asks broad questions about Android and its architecture. If you want to focus on screen components, the deck on layouts from the second mobile app development lecture covers several layout types.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Try Android Review for a broad set of questions about Android and its architecture. If you already have a particular topic in mind, Activities and Services offer more focused questions. You can choose the deck that matches what you are currently studying.
What do the flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover Android resources, data storage, activities, services and threads. There are also cards on layouts and activity lifecycle states in the mobile app development lecture decks. Browse the titles to find a topic you want to practise.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.