Comprehensive Android Developer Bootcamp - Creating Question Model Class

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a Java class to model questions in an Android app. It covers defining instance variables, creating constructors, and implementing getters and setters. The tutorial also explains how to build an array to store questions and format strings using Android resources. The video emphasizes the importance of structuring code within the Model-View-Controller architecture.

What is the primary purpose of the 'Question' class in the app?

• To model a question for the quiz

• To handle network requests

• To manage user interface elements

• To store user data

Which data type is used to store the answer ID in the 'Question' class?

• Integer

• Boolean

• Float

• String

How does the 'Question' class fit into the Model-View-Controller architecture?

• It is not part of MVC

• It serves as the model

• It functions as the view

• It acts as the controller

What is the purpose of using getters and setters in the 'Question' class?

• To handle user input

• To perform arithmetic operations

• To manage access to class variables

• To format strings

What is the significance of using backslashes in string resources?

• To comment out code

• To escape special characters

• To concatenate strings

• To declare variables

How are questions added to the 'Question Bank' array?

• By hardcoding them in the Java file

• By downloading them from the internet

• By retrieving them from string resources

• By generating them randomly

What is the next step after populating the 'Question Bank'?

• Rewriting the question class

• Deleting unused questions

• Displaying questions on the screen

• Changing the app theme