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App dev basics quiz

by Devendhar Bachhu
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The Blocks Editor is used only for aesthetic tweaks, not logic.

2

TinyDB stores data only while the app is running and loses it when closed.

3

The Blocks Editor is used to program apps in MIT App Inventor.

4

A Canvas component can be used to draw and detect touch events.

5

MIT App Inventor requires writing Java code for logic.

6

You can design the app layout in the Designer by placing components onto Screen1.

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All components must be placed on the visible screen; there are no non-visible components.

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You must deploy the app to a server to test it; there is no emulator or companion app.

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Non-visible components like TinyDB, Clock exist in MIT App Inventor.

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The Screen1.Initialize block runs when the screen first becomes visible.

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