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Mobile Programming Cheat Sheet

The Mobile Programming Cheat Sheet provides an overview of mobile devices and programming languages, including Java, Kotlin, Swift, and JavaScript. It covers key concepts in Android development such as event handling, architecture, fragments, and SQLite database usage, as well as iOS UI controls and data passing between activities. Additionally, it highlights differences between ListView and RecyclerView, and includes examples of applications like a simple interest calculator and a volume calculator using fragments.

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Mobile Programming Cheat Sheet

The Mobile Programming Cheat Sheet provides an overview of mobile devices and programming languages, including Java, Kotlin, Swift, and JavaScript. It covers key concepts in Android development such as event handling, architecture, fragments, and SQLite database usage, as well as iOS UI controls and data passing between activities. Additionally, it highlights differences between ListView and RecyclerView, and includes examples of applications like a simple interest calculator and a volume calculator using fragments.

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Mobile Programming Cheat Sheet

(Mobile Programming Cheat Sheet)

1. Mobile Device & Languages:

- Mobile Device: Handheld device with display & apps (e.g., smartphones).

- Languages:

• Java (Android)

• Kotlin (Modern Android, safer)

• Swift (Apple iOS)

• JavaScript (Cross-platform via React Native, Ionic)

2. Android Events Handling:

- Events: User or system actions triggering code.

- Event Handling Ways:

• Anonymous Inner Class (OnClickListener)

• Interface Implementation (Activity/Fragment)

• XML android:onClick

• Lambda Expressions (Java 8+)

3. Android Architecture (Layers):

- Linux Kernel: Drivers, memory, process management.

- Native Libraries: SQLite, OpenGL, WebKit, etc.

- Android Runtime (ART): App execution.

- Application Framework: APIs like Activity Manager, Resource Manager.

- Applications: System & user apps.

4. Android Fragments:

- Modular UI sections inside Activities.

- Benefits: Flexibility, reusability, better lifecycle.

- Adding Fragment:
• Dynamically via FragmentManager.

• Statically via XML.

5. iOS UI Controls:

Examples: UIButton, UILabel, UITextField, UITableView, etc.

6. ListView vs RecyclerView:

RecyclerView is newer, more efficient, flexible, uses ViewHolder & LayoutManager.

7. SQLite Database Example (College DB):

- DatabaseHelper Class: Create table.

- MainActivity: Insert & display student records.

8. Simple Interest App (Custom Dialog):

- Uses DialogFragment to input principal, rate, time.

- Calculates Simple Interest.

9. Data Passing Between Activities:

- Collect Name, Age, Gender in MainActivity.

- Pass & display data in DisplayInfoActivity.

10. Surface Manager & ART vs DVM:

- Surface Manager: Handles screen compositing.

- ART (faster) compiles ahead-of-time vs DVM (runtime compilation).

11. Simple Calculator with Absolute Layout (Deprecated):

- Multiply & Divide numbers, shows result.

12. Volume Calculator with Fragments:

- Uses two fragments for input & result.

13. Toast Example (Factorial):

- Input number via AlertDialog, show factorial using Toast.

14. SQLite Data Types:

NULL, INTEGER, REAL, TEXT, BLOB.

15. JSON Decoding (Example with Gson Library).


16. iOS View Hierarchy:

Parent-child views, UIViews inside UIViewControllers.

17. ArrayAdapter vs CursorAdapter:

ArrayAdapter (static data), CursorAdapter (database-backed).

18. GridView Example:

Shows app logos & names; opens website on click.

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