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Multiplatform Mobile App Development Viva

The document provides a series of questions and answers related to the Ionic Framework and Angular, covering topics such as the definition and features of Ionic, types of mobile applications, and the integration of Angular with Ionic. It also discusses Angular components, modules, services, dependency injection, and lifecycle hooks. This serves as a foundational guide for understanding mobile app development using these technologies.

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Multiplatform Mobile App Development Viva

The document provides a series of questions and answers related to the Ionic Framework and Angular, covering topics such as the definition and features of Ionic, types of mobile applications, and the integration of Angular with Ionic. It also discusses Angular components, modules, services, dependency injection, and lifecycle hooks. This serves as a foundational guide for understanding mobile app development using these technologies.

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Viva Questions & Answers

Unit 1: Introduction to Ionic Course

Q1. What is the Ionic Framework?


Ans: Ionic is an open-source UI toolkit for building cross-platform mobile applications using web
technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Q2. How does the Ionic framework help in mobile app development?
Ans: Ionic allows developers to build cross-platform apps with a single codebase, reducing
development time and cost.

Q3. What are the different types of mobile applications?


Ans: Native apps (platform-specific), Web apps (browser-based), and Hybrid apps (web-based with
native capabilities).

Q4. Explain the key features of the Ionic Framework.


Ans: Cross-platform compatibility, pre-built UI components, integration with native device features,
and performance optimization.

Q5. What is the difference between Native, Web, and Hybrid mobile applications?
Ans: Native apps use platform-specific languages, web apps run in a browser, and hybrid apps use
web technologies within a native shell.

Unit 2: Angular and Ionic

Q1. What is Angular?


Ans: Angular is an open-source front-end framework developed by Google for building web
applications using TypeScript.

Q2. What are components, modules, and services in Angular?


Ans: Components define the UI, modules organize the code, and services handle data and logic.

Q3. How does Angular integrate with Ionic?


Ans: Ionic uses Angular as its core framework, providing UI components and native features for
mobile apps.

Q4. What is dependency injection in Angular?


Ans: Dependency injection is a design pattern that provides services and dependencies to Angular
components efficiently.

Q5. What is two-way data binding in Angular?


Ans: Two-way data binding synchronizes data between the UI and model, allowing instant updates
in both directions.

Unit 3: Angular Basic Module Introduction

Q1. What is an Angular module?


Ans: An Angular module is a container for components, services, and directives, managing
application functionality.

Q2. What is the root module in Angular?


Ans: The root module, typically 'AppModule', bootstraps the Angular application and imports
required modules.

Q3. Explain the concept of Angular components.


Ans: Components define the UI and behavior of an Angular app using TypeScript, HTML, and CSS.

Q4. What is a directive in Angular?


Ans: Directives extend HTML functionality, such as '*ngFor' for loops and '*ngIf' for conditionals.

Q5. What are Angular lifecycle hooks?


Ans: Lifecycle hooks like 'ngOnInit' and 'ngOnDestroy' allow components to respond to changes in
their lifecycle.

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