Android software

Android is developed using which kernel?

Android was developed by Google and later the:

Which languages are mainly used to write Android app code?

In the Android architecture, which is the topmost layer?

Which layer do developers interact with the most?

Which is the bottom layer of the Android architecture?

In the Android build pipeline, which file format does the device actually run, and which tool produces the final installable package?

The AVD Manager is used to create and manage:

Android Studio is based on which IDE?

The Android Runtime (ART) uses which two compilation methods?

Android is an open-source operating system based on the Linux kernel.

The Application Framework is the bottom layer of the Android architecture.

Native libraries such as SQLite and OpenGL ES are written in C/C++.

ADT is the current recommended tool and it replaced Android Studio.

The Android Emulator lets you test apps without a physical device.

The .dex files are what Android devices actually run.

If both an emulator and a device are connected, DDMS uses the device by default.

The Android SDK Manager is accessed via Tools > SDK Manager.

SDK Build Tools (e.g. Gradle) convert code and resources into an APK.

Android Studio is the official IDE for Android.

Match each architecture layer.

Match each framework component.

Match each SDK component.

Match each tool.

Match each concept.