If your Android Studio final assessment method (this article is for the final examination and direct projects, not multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks, etc.) , is a final examination, then you need to understand some required examination points.
Because the form of the final exam is different from that of the major assignment, the format of the major assignment can be consulted, inquired, etc. to clarify what you don't understand.
The article in this chapter will list the key points, and then give detailed explanations and answers in the following columns.
Use Android Studio and start the APP (don't laugh at the fact that many people don't know how to do it, so they panic in the exam)
- Android Studio and APP use
- Knowledge about Android Studio
basic layout
- Layout (the exam generally does not require a specific layout, so if you are proficient in one layout), I will focus on explaining: LinearLayout linear layout, RelativeLayout relative layout
Basic controls (the most basic, must know!)
- TextView
- EditView
- Button
- ImageView
- RadioButton
- CheckBox
- Toast
Advanced controls (also need to test, because it is too classic)
- ListView
Activity-related
- Intent (life cycle, jump page, and transfer data between activities)
Data storage (generally do not test file storage or something)
- SharedPrefrence storage
- SQLite storage (depending on the school, some schools do not take the test easily, because it is too troublesome to view the SQLite table data, and it is difficult to control the test time if you want to realize complete addition, deletion, modification and query)
Others (others, such as the four major components, network programming, etc., will not be tested as a final exam!)