1. What is Flutter primarily used for?

• • Creating desktop-only applications

• • Building natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop

• • Developing server-side applications

• None of the above

1. Which language is used by Flutter for development?

• • JavaScript

• Python

• • Dart

• None of the above

1. How does Flutter achieve high performance?

• • By using a JavaScript bridge

• • Through native ARM code compilation

• • By running in a virtual machine

• None of the above

1. Which of the following styles does Flutter support for UI design?

• • Bootstrap

• • Material Design and Cupertino

• • Foundation

• None of the above

1. What is the main difference between stateless and stateful widgets?

• • Stateless widgets are mutable, while stateful widgets are immutable.

• • Stateless widgets can change over time, while stateful widgets cannot.

• • Stateless widgets are immutable, while stateful widgets can change state over time.

• None of the above

1. Fill in the blank: Cross-platform development allows applications to run on various operating systems using a single ______

• • codebase

• • widgets

• • hot reload

• state

• dart

1. Fill in the blank: Flutter uses the ______ programming language, which is designed for client-side development.

• • codebase

• • widgets

• • hot reload

• state

• dart

1. Fill in the blank: Both Flutter and React Native support _______ functionality, which allows developers to see changes instantly.

• • codebase

• • widgets

• • hot reload

• state

• dart

1. Fill in the blank: Flutter features a rich set of customizable ______ that enhance UI development.

• • codebase

• • widgets

• • hot reload

• state

• dart

1. Fill in the blank: Stateful widgets in Flutter can maintain their _______, allowing for dynamic content updates..

• • codebase

• • widgets

• • hot reload

• state

• dart