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ANDROID DEVLOPER INTERVIEW Q’s

Core Android Fundamentals:

1) Android Architecture: Be comfortable explaining the core components (Activities, Services,

Broadcast Receivers, Content Providers) and their interactions. Understand the Activity lifecycle and
how to manage configuration changes (screen rotation, etc.).
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2) Android Framework: Proficiency in using essential Android framework classes like View,
ViewGroup, Intent, Adapter, Cursor, and AsyncTask is crucial.

3) Android Development Tools: Demonstrate expertise in using Android Studio for project
management, layout editing, code completion, debugging, and testing.

4) Android Development Languages: A strong grasp of either Java or Kotlin (preferably both) is
essential. Be prepared to discuss language-specific concepts relevant to Android development, such
as lambdas (Kotlin) or generics (Java/Kotlin).

Intermediate Topics (Demonstrate Understanding and Application):

1) UI Design and Layouts: Be able to explain different layout types (Linear, Relative, Constraint,
etc.) and when to use them effectively.
2) Fragments: Understand how to use fragments to modularize your UI and manage complex
layouts.
3) Networking: Explain how to make network calls (HTTP requests) using libraries like Volley,
Retrofit, or OkHttp. Be familiar with asynchronous programming concepts (threads,
callbacks, coroutines).
4) Data Storage: Discuss various data storage options like SharedPreferences, SQLite databases,
Room (persistence library), and external storage (SD card).
5) Testing: Highlight your experience with unit testing frameworks like JUnit or Mockito and
how you approach testing different aspects of your app.

Advanced Topics (Showcase Knowledge and Interest):

1) Android Jetpack Libraries: If you have experience with Jetpack libraries like Navigation,
ViewModel, LiveData, Room, or WorkManager, discuss how you've leveraged them to
improve your app's architecture and performance.
2) Memory Management: Explain how to avoid memory leaks and optimize memory usage in
your app.
3) Security: Discuss best practices for securing your app, such as handling permissions, user
input validation, and data encryption.
4) Android Studio Features: Showcase your knowledge of advanced Android Studio features like
resource optimization, code analysis tools, and testing frameworks.
Additionally:

1) AndroidX: Be familiar with the transition from the Android Support Library to AndroidX.
2) Material Design: Understand the core principles of Material Design and how to implement it
in your app's UI.
3) Project Experience: Be prepared to discuss your previous projects in detail, highlighting the
challenges you faced, the solutions you implemented, and the technologies you used.
4) Problem-Solving Skills: Demonstrate your ability to approach and solve technical problems
logically. Be prepared to code or explain solutions on a whiteboard during the interview.

Tips:

1) Tailor Your Responses: Research Zomato's app and tailor your responses to demonstrate how
your skills and experience align with their development needs.
2) Practice Coding: Practice writing clean, efficient, and well-documented code. Be prepared to
code simple algorithms or solve common Android development challenges during the
interview.
3) Be Confident and Enthusiastic: Show your passion for Android development and your
eagerness to learn and contribute to Zomato's team.