5 NEW Android Interview Questions

Sdílet
Vložit
  • čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
  • Here we are again! 5 new Android interview questions. Included is questions that I've asked candidates before and stuff that I just found online and found interesting to answer.
    #android #androidinterview #androiddevelopment #codinginterview #coroutines #kotlin #testing
    0:00 Dependency Injection
    3:09 Testing
    5:21 Lint
    7:10 More Testing
    9:32 Coroutines & Threads
  • Věda a technologie

Komentáře • 19

  • @odayprogrammer
    @odayprogrammer  Před rokem +7

    Correction - 1 - Compile-time annotations run at compile-time, before you RUN not before you COMPILE
    Correction - 2 - the I in SOLID stands for Interface Segregation Principle, it's the D that stands for Dependency Inversion (of control)

  • @chathurajayanath9876
    @chathurajayanath9876 Před rokem +1

    Amazing. Please bring us more stuff like this. Keep it up, mate. Even with years of experience I learned many.

  • @manusarangal449
    @manusarangal449 Před 6 měsíci

    Love the sense humour as much as your content! Keep up the good work 🍻

  • @ninelivesforge6432
    @ninelivesforge6432 Před rokem

    Very helpful, thank you. Looking forward to more videos like this!

  • @eduvgama
    @eduvgama Před rokem

    Amazing. Bring to us some more. This gives me inspiration to include some of this into my own interviews. Thanks

  • @theevan3867
    @theevan3867 Před rokem +1

    Inversion of control (IoC) is a design pattern in which custom-written portions of a computer program receive the flow of control

  • @Another0neTime
    @Another0neTime Před rokem

    Integration tests usually focus on the next service in the pipeline. There is also the component test layer that tests a group of units, essentially the next level in the pyramid above unit tests.
    So, Unit, component, integration, end to end/UI, then manual at the top.
    A lot of companies skip integration and component tests.
    The shift left approach adopts more of the component and integration so errors are found sooner, hence the shift left approach.

  • @fpoubpom5185
    @fpoubpom5185 Před rokem +1

    Amazing!

  • @DahabJr
    @DahabJr Před rokem

    Thanks man

  • @hanasakura4541
    @hanasakura4541 Před rokem +1

    you are amazing

  • @Quantumapp-r7z
    @Quantumapp-r7z Před 5 měsíci

    Sir your are amazing 🤩.i am also android app developer and i have 2 years experience just started my journey. Now i am going to start compose as well is it ok?

  • @EverythingWithKotlin
    @EverythingWithKotlin Před rokem +1

    make more please

  • @theevan3867
    @theevan3867 Před rokem +1

    do you know if we have to focus more on android stuff or leetcode problems? both maybe? Thanks! you are cool

    • @odayprogrammer
      @odayprogrammer  Před rokem +1

      I am currently traveling abroad, but when I come back I plan to make a complete video about this

    • @theevan3867
      @theevan3867 Před rokem

      @@odayprogrammer General summary maybe? Please? Since i am in the process now and i could potentially waste time.

    • @Another0neTime
      @Another0neTime Před rokem +1

      It really depends on the company. Most larger companies I have interviewed with include both, but the smaller firms are more Android specific. Just my experience, ymmv.

    • @theevan3867
      @theevan3867 Před rokem

      @@Another0neTime thank you!

  • @funoverflow
    @funoverflow Před 14 dny +1

    andrew tate on android interview