Kotlin for Java developers quiz | Android Developers

Kotlin is ___ interoperable with the Java programming language.

50%

90%

98%

100%

True or false? The conversion process in Android Studio produces functionally equivalent Kotlin code that compiles and runs.

True.

False.

Match the descriptions of how Kotlin generates in JVM bytecode with the correct annotations.

Each answer only matches one item.

Generates static members and methods

Generates overloaded methods for functions that have default values

Changes the name of getters and setters

Exposes a property directly as a field, rather than via getters and setters

Declares checked exceptions

What are different ways you can incorporate Kotlin into an existing Android app written in the Java programming language?

Choose as many answers as you see fit.

Add a new Kotlin class to your project (for example, a new Activity).

Migrate a portion of your app to Kotlin.

Write new tests in Kotlin.

Move utility methods to Kotlin extension functions.

None of these choices apply.

Which of the following statements are true in regards to Kotlin providing null safety?

Choose as many answers as you see fit.

Null does not exist in Kotlin.

By default, Kotlin variables can't hold null values.

If you want a variable to hold a null value, use ? on the data type to specify that it is of a nullable type.

In Kotlin, null means 0 for integers or empty string for strings.

Use the safe call operator ?. as a convenient way to check if a property is null before continuing to evaluate the expression.

Assume you have declared a function in Kotlin that contains default values for all three of its parameters. Which of these statements are true about calling such a function?

Choose as many answers as you see fit.

You can call the function with no arguments.

You can call the function and use named arguments.

You can call the function with all arguments present.

The function declaration won’t compile, so you cannot call this function.