December 2015
Intermediate to advanced
704 pages
20h 29m
English
book
Introduction to Android™ Application Development: Android Essentials, Fifth Edition
by Joseph Annuzzi Jr., Lauren Darcey, Shane Conder
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F. Answers to Quiz Questions
Chapter 1: Presenting Android
1. Android Open Source Project
2. True
3. Android, Inc.
4. G1 was the name. HTC was the manufacturer. T-Mobile was the carrier.
5. Fire OS
Chapter 2: Setting Up for Development
1. Version 7
2. Unknown sources
3. USB debugging
4. android.jar
5. junit.*
6. Google Mobile Ads SDK
Chapter 3: Creating Your First Application
1. The e means ERROR, w means WARN, i means INFO, v means VERBOSE, and d means DEBUG.
2. Step into is F7. Step over is F8. Step out is Shift+F8.
3. Ctrl+Alt+O on Windows and ^+Option+O on a Mac.
4. Clicking on the far-left column of the intended line of code or pressing Ctrl+F8 on Windows and Command+F8 on a Mac.
5. Go to Settings, Developer Options, and under Debugging ...
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