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The Android onCreate() method is called when the app is first created.
True
The onCreate() method is the perfect place to do any initialization that needs to be done before the app becomes fully operational.
True
The onCreate() method is called after the app becomes fully operational.
False
An app delegate is responsible for handling application-level events.
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The applicationDidFinishLaunching: method is called when the app is about to terminate.
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To implement an app delegate, you need to create a subclass of UIViewController.
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True or false: The Android NDK allows you to implement parts of your app in native code using languages like C and C++?
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True or false: The Android NDK is a toolset for developing iOS apps?
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True or false: The Android NDK supports languages like Java and Kotlin?
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Android 13 introduces a runtime notification permission: POST_NOTIFICATIONS.
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Developers are recommended to target Android 13 or higher ASAP to gain the effects of the additional control and flexibility of the notification permission feature available starting with Android 13.
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Android 13 has an API level of 33.
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