26. Apps are published and managed on Google Play through the:
- Google Play Console
- Google Cloud Shell
- App Store Connect
- Firebase Console
Answer: A) Google Play Console
Explanation: Play Console is the publishing portal.
MCQs / Computer Science / App Store Deployment and Mobile Programming Languages
40 multiple-choice questions on App Store Deployment and Mobile Programming Languages from Computer Science, each with the correct answer and, where available, a teacher's explanation. Read through them to revise the chapter, then practise the same questions one by one to test yourself.
Answer: A) Google Play Console
Explanation: Play Console is the publishing portal.
Answer: B) [object method]
Explanation: Objective-C uses Smalltalk-style square-bracket messaging.
Answer: D) Larger app size and delay in supporting new OS features
Explanation: Engines add size and frameworks must catch up with new APIs.
Answer: C) Flutter
Explanation: Flutter renders every pixel with its engine.
Answer: A) Kotlin
Explanation: Google announced Kotlin-first Android development in 2019.
Answer: A) Improving an app's visibility and conversion in store search
Explanation: ASO covers title, keywords, screenshots, ratings and more.
Answer: A) NDK (Native Development Kit)
Explanation: The NDK compiles native code for performance-critical parts.
Answer: A) Internal testing
Explanation: Internal testing is for quick team tests (up to 100 testers).
Answer: A) Apps that are the default SMS/phone handler or approved exceptions
Explanation: These sensitive permissions are restricted.
Answer: D) USD 99 per year
Explanation: Apple charges an annual USD 99 fee.
Answer: B) Completing the IARC content rating questionnaire
Explanation: The IARC questionnaire generates age ratings.
Answer: A) Swift
Explanation: Swift replaced Objective-C as the main iOS language.
Answer: A) JetBrains
Explanation: JetBrains created Kotlin in 2011.
Answer: C) The App Store product page
Explanation: They summarise data collection on the store page.
Answer: A) F-Droid
Explanation: F-Droid hosts FOSS apps.
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