Android Flutter Certified Application Developer - AFD-200 Exam Questions
QUESTION NO: 1
You can add or import a new font to your Flutter by pasting this font file in a font folder in your Flutter project without needing to declare this font file or the font folder in the pubspec.ymal. Is this correct ?
You can add or import a new font to your Flutter by pasting this font file in a font folder in your Flutter project without needing to declare this font file or the font folder in the pubspec.ymal. Is this correct ?
Correct Answer: B
QUESTION NO: 2
The image in this question includes a part of Android Studio tools bar.
Which of the following choices is correct about the missing icon name (represented by question marks)?
The image in this question includes a part of Android Studio tools bar.
Which of the following choices is correct about the missing icon name (represented by question marks)?
Correct Answer: C
QUESTION NO: 3
To configure a CheckboxGroup or a RadioButtonGroup in a Flutter app, first you should set the configurations which are illustrated in the image of this question.
What is the file name which includes these configurations?
To configure a CheckboxGroup or a RadioButtonGroup in a Flutter app, first you should set the configurations which are illustrated in the image of this question.
What is the file name which includes these configurations?
Correct Answer: D
QUESTION NO: 4
A Stateful widget is a dynamic widget which can change the appearance of its content in response to events triggered by user's interactions or when it receives data.
A Stateful widget is a dynamic widget which can change the appearance of its content in response to events triggered by user's interactions or when it receives data.
Correct Answer: A
QUESTION NO: 5
When you build a Flutter app, you can use an Android or an IPhone emulator to test your app UI (user interface ) and its work flow. But you can NOT test this app on a real Android or IPhone device before publishing your app on Apple or Google store.
When you build a Flutter app, you can use an Android or an IPhone emulator to test your app UI (user interface ) and its work flow. But you can NOT test this app on a real Android or IPhone device before publishing your app on Apple or Google store.
Correct Answer: B
