The Art of Doing: Dive Into Android Development with Kotlin - Building Our Layout Part 2 "Score Keeper App"

The video tutorial covers the process of designing and formatting UI fragments for a mobile application. It begins with adjusting padding and layout for a fragment title, then moves on to setting up a 'game over' fragment with text views and buttons. The tutorial introduces the game fragment, highlighting its complexity, and concludes with designing its layout using constraints. The instructor emphasizes the importance of symmetry, alignment, and responsive design, particularly when switching between portrait and landscape orientations.

What was added to the fragment layout to improve its symmetry?

• A background color

• A border

• A new text view

• 20 DPS of padding

What layout orientation was set for the linear layout?

• Circular

• Diagonal

• Horizontal

• Vertical

What is the purpose of the button added in the game over fragment?

• To reset the scores

• To exit the game

• To start a new game

• To save the game

Why is a scroll view used in the game fragment?

• To add more views

• To allow zooming

• To handle orientation changes

• To improve performance

What is the font size set for the team names in the game fragment?

• 48 SP

• 72 SP

• 36 SP

• 24 SP

What is the purpose of the radio group in the game fragment?

• To change the layout

• To adjust the score

• To choose the quarter

• To select the team

How many text views are added for each team's scores during the quarters?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What is the font family used for the text views in the game fragment?

• Arial

• Roboto

• Squad One

• Times New Roman

What is the color set for team one's score in the game fragment?

• Green

• Red

• Blue

• Black

What is the width setting for the radio group in the game fragment?

• Fill parent

• Fixed width

• Match constraint

• Wrap content