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Developers & Programmers Interview

Android Question(s) & Actual Evaluation

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* Please note that the following answer(s) are just sample answers from one of our candidates. It doesn't mean that it's the correct or wrong answer.
Please refer to the evaluation for more insight.


  • Classification: Developers & Programmers
  • Topic(s): Android
Interview Question:

Can you talk about a recent project you worked on involving Android development? What was your role and what challenges did you face?

Candidate's Answer:

So now for the past one year I've been doing Flutter and due in during which I have been fortunate enough to make several projects on flitter such as News app. I also made a weather app which would dynamically get the weather details of any.Any any state or any any country in the place.On the globe.In all the apps I.I used red REST APIs.

Evaluation:

Your answer is good overall, as you provided specific examples of projects you worked on using Flutter and mentioned using REST APIs in your development. However, it would be helpful to provide more detail about your role in the project (e.g., were you the sole developer, did you work in a team, what specific tasks did you handle). Additionally, mentioning any specific challenges you faced during the project and how you overcame them would make your answer more comprehensive and insightful.

To improve your answer, you could also talk about the impact of these projects, any new skills you learned during the development process, and any future goals you have in Android development. This would demonstrate your passion for the field and your willingness to continue learning and growing as a developer.

Overall, I would rate your answer a 3.5/5. While you provided good examples of your work and mentioned using relevant technologies, adding more context and detail would enhance the quality of your response.

  • Classification: Developers & Programmers
  • Topic(s): Android
Interview Question:

How do you approach debugging and troubleshooting issues in Android applications?

Candidate's Answer:

So basically when I when at the start of application I I go to debug mode and flutter and if any error occurs or when I have to resolve them. First of all I look at them carefully and try to understand what the error says. Sometimes there are only basic errors such as.Thank you. Have you used a constant word where there is a dynamic change in the UI or something So like you, you can understand those errors very easily? Secondly, if there are some errors that if I'm not able to understand.Umm.I used to take I take references from other from the Internet, especially from several websites which always gives a hint. And also these websites are very useful because they won't give the actual the because if I used AI or ChatGPT.In doing so it would just give me the correct code and won't and I won't understand anything. So instead I would search on Internet about the solution.Which would just give me a hint and then I am on my own to find the solution. So that's how I approach the debugging and troubleshooting.

Evaluation:

Your answer shows a good approach to debugging and troubleshooting Android applications, as you clearly explain the steps you take to address errors and find solutions. It is commendable that you start by carefully analyzing the error messages and trying to understand them before seeking help from online resources. Additionally, mentioning the importance of finding hints instead of just getting the correct code shows a good problem-solving mindset.

To improve your answer, you could provide specific examples of debugging techniques or tools you have used in the past to solve issues in Android applications. Also, consider elaborating on how you handle more complex or challenging errors, such as memory leaks or performance issues.

Overall, your answer demonstrates a solid understanding of debugging and troubleshooting processes, but could benefit from more depth and specificity in your explanations.

Rating: 3/5