Android SQLite & Permissions

The most easy way of dealing with Database Connectivity in Android is

• JDBC Connection

• SQL Queries

• Remote API Invocation

• ORM (Object Relational Mapping)

_____ is the most used database in the world, with more than 1 trillion active instances!

• MySQL

• SQL Server

• Oracle DB

• SQLite

The database used in Android phones is

• MySQL

• SQLFat

• SQLite

• AndroidDB

ORM stands for

• Oracle Relational Mapper

• Object Relational Mapping

• Orientational Relativity Ministry

• Oviscorous Rigorous Mamba snake

How can i access my internal App database?

• Through Device File Explorer

• Through ADB

• Through local SQL Editor

• All the above

An android application does not always need permission to access sensitive information

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is the internal file path where the database of the application 'myapp' exists?

• /system/data/databases

• /system/data/myapp/databases

• /data/data/myapp/databases

• /data/data/databases/sqlite

What does this code block do?

• It queries the content resolver external api to get the content uri
  

• It creates new contacts in content provider
  

• it creates a content resolver for fetching names
  

• It uses the content resolver to get contact names from phone contacts
  

Where is the proper location for the following text?

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_CONTACTS"/>

• build.gradle

• AndroidManifest.xml

• manifest.xml

• build.xml

• gradle.properties

Is this the correct command to get Contact permissions?

ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(this, new String[]{Manifest.permission.READ_CONTACTS}, "1");

• YES

• NO