Comprehensive Android Developer Bootcamp - Android Frame Animation

The video tutorial explains how to create a frame animation in Android. It covers setting up a new project, preparing drawable resources, and creating an animation list XML file. The tutorial demonstrates how to implement the animation in the main activity, handle touch events to start the animation, and use a handler to control the animation's duration. The animation is designed to run for a specified time and stop automatically.

What type of animation is discussed in this tutorial?

• Tween Animation

• Vector Animation

• Property Animation

• Frame Animation

What is the purpose of setting 'oneShot' to false in the animation XML?

• To make the animation run only once

• To loop the animation continuously

• To reverse the animation

• To speed up the animation

What is the duration set for each frame in the animation?

• 120 milliseconds

• 100 milliseconds

• 80 milliseconds

• 50 milliseconds

Where is the ImageView placed in the layout for the animation?

• On the left side

• In the middle

• At the bottom

• At the top

What method is overridden to start the animation on user interaction?

• onCreate

• onStart

• onTouchEvent

• onClick

What issue was encountered with the initial image visibility during animation?

• The image was not visible

• The image was too large

• The image was overlapping

• The image was distorted

What class is used to control the duration of the animation?

• Thread

• Animator

• Timer

• Handler

How long is the animation set to run before stopping?

• 3 seconds

• 6 seconds

• 4 seconds

• 5 seconds

What is the purpose of using a Runnable with the Handler?

• To delay the start of the animation

• To create a new thread for the animation

• To handle user input events

• To ensure the animation runs on the main thread

What can be changed to experiment with different animations?

• The background color

• The frame images

• The app icon

• The screen resolution