Android dev interviewing depends very much on the company, but in my experience it's usually a combination of leetcode + domain-specific (e.g. questions like this or asking to build something).
thanks Abhishek! Yes, definitely a lot more to add here. For the bitmap scaling part in particular there's some sample code in the MyMemory video here: ruclips.net/video/nOGsGHw5iuA/видео.html
Could you please make a course of kotlin beginner to advance? It will really help. Also I see people demotivating you. Don't get demotivate you are doing great.
Great explanation! What if the interviewer also asks how to implement Garbage Collection that the Image Loading libraries provide for recyclerview list items? Or would it be out of the scope of an interview? :)
Thanks! For a standard 45 minute interview, I doubt that anyone would expect an implementation of it. However, you could prepare a few talking points about things like GC or caching.
if it's a real coding interview, they should allow outside resources + googling (just like real life interviewing). If it's more of a conceptual/whiteboard test, it may not be allowed
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There is a disconnect on the HttpURLConnection, but not on URLConnection. We close the input stream, don't think there's much else we can do. More details: stackoverflow.com/questions/272910/in-java-when-does-a-url-connection-close
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Pretty interesting, I never really thought about (or saw videos of) android specific interview questions.
I figured LeetCode was the standard 🤔
Android dev interviewing depends very much on the company, but in my experience it's usually a combination of leetcode + domain-specific (e.g. questions like this or asking to build something).
@@RahulPandeyrkp Very true. Nice video.
Glad to find your channel, amazing stuff, keep them coming :)
thanks Ganesh!
Nice video , you could have added the bitmap scaling part to avoid OOM incase of huge images
thanks Abhishek! Yes, definitely a lot more to add here. For the bitmap scaling part in particular there's some sample code in the MyMemory video here: ruclips.net/video/nOGsGHw5iuA/видео.html
Very nicely put video. Keep them coming!
Thank you 💕
Great Video... Please make full video on bitmap
anything in particular about Bitmap that you'd like to know about?
Could you please make a course of kotlin beginner to advance? It will really help. Also I see people demotivating you. Don't get demotivate you are doing great.
Thanks a lot. I have a few more Kotlin videos planned, I hope they help!!
Great explanation! What if the interviewer also asks how to implement Garbage Collection that the Image Loading libraries provide for recyclerview list items? Or would it be out of the scope of an interview? :)
Thanks! For a standard 45 minute interview, I doubt that anyone would expect an implementation of it. However, you could prepare a few talking points about things like GC or caching.
@@RahulPandeyrkp Do they allow outside resources during the interview? I find that the syntax is hard to remember.
if it's a real coding interview, they should allow outside resources + googling (just like real life interviewing). If it's more of a conceptual/whiteboard test, it may not be allowed
@@RahulPandeyrkp and i am a codepath alumni. Guess what? U were a very amazing instructor. The way you taught the material was second to none. Hope u will make a series on android latest stacks and practices soon
Shouldn't we close URL connection?
There is a disconnect on the HttpURLConnection, but not on URLConnection. We close the input stream, don't think there's much else we can do. More details: stackoverflow.com/questions/272910/in-java-when-does-a-url-connection-close
really awesome
Thanks!
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Great video ..
Thank you!
Great, thanks
Very welcome!