AppDev FINALS QUIZ Flashcards
Flutter uses ____ for its language.
Dart
Flutter is not a language [T/F]
T
is Google’s mobile SDK / UI framework that enables
developers to build native apps that run on Android and iOS devices.
Flutter
Developers write code in a single codebase that works on both platforms [T/F]
T
You can change your code and hot reload the changes, without any kind of delay [T/F]
T
Flutter was not written for high productivity, to get apps out fast. [T/F]
False
Flutter does not include the UI Widgets you need [T/F]
F
Flutter works with most IDEs [T/F]
T
When you write an Android / iOS app with the Flutter Widgets, it looks like a normal Android app [T/F]
T
The included Flutter UI Widgets work seamlessly and conventionally with the target platform. Scrolling,
avigation, icons and fonts match the target system. [T/F]
T
The code you write in Flutter runs natively so it flies! [T/F]
T
Flutter is not free and Open Source. [T/F]
F
The code: flutter create firstapp
creates a project named firstapp
Type code <space> to \_\_\_\_</space>
To automatically load flutter app to vscode
This usually contains configuration files. The most important of these configuration files is the ‘pubspec.yaml’ file, which declares the project dependencies.
[root] folder
Intellij project folder. Feel free to remove this folder if
you are using Visual Studio Code.
.idea folder
As the name suggests, the folder contains all the
Android-related files and code(s) for the application.
This is where Android-specific settings and code
resides. When building for Android, Flutter uses Gradle
as the dependency manager
android folder
This folder is created and used by gradle when you
build the project.
build
Similar to the ‘android’ folder, this folder contains the
iOS related files and code(s) for the application.
ios
This is where the application code resides. You should
see a file ‘main.dart’, the entry point for the Flutter application. This is the file you select and run. You will add more files and subfolders into this folder.
lib
This is where the unit testing code resides. You may add more files and subfolders into this folder
test