Welcome to the Gradle in Android Studio Quiz! This quiz is designed to test your understanding of how Gradle integrates with Android Studio, its role in building and managing Android projects, and the configuration options available for customizing the build process. You’ll encounter questions on key concepts like Gradle dependencies, build variants, and build files, as well as the ways Gradle supports advanced build requirements like ProGuard, APK signing, and more.
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How can sensitive information like signing keys be managed in Gradle?
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What is the purpose of the Gradle command-line wrapper?
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Which file typically defines the project's namespace and SDK version?
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What is one advantage of using Gradle for building Android apps?
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What is the role of the 'android' block in the module-level build.gradle.kts file?
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Which Gradle file should be edited to define how build variants are configured?
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What does the 'assembleDebug' Gradle task do?
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What is a local dependency in the context of Gradle?
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Which Gradle build feature allows the creation of different versions of an app for various device types?
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What is the recommended way to declare the version of the Java compiler in Gradle?
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Which section in the module-level build.gradle.kts file allows Jetpack Compose to be enabled?
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What type of programming language is used for Gradle build scripts?
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Which command is used to build a release version of an app using the Gradle wrapper?
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What is the purpose of the 'settings.gradle.kts' file?
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What is a remote dependency in Gradle?
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Which Gradle build file contains settings for ProGuard optimization?
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How does Gradle handle dependencies in an Android project?
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What is the purpose of ProGuard in an Android project?
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What is Gradle in the context of Android Studio?
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Why is the concept of 'convention over configuration' important in Gradle?
