The Art of Doing: Dive Into Android Development with Kotlin - Using a Physical Device

The video tutorial explains how to set up both virtual and physical Android devices for development using Android Studio. It covers the use of Samsung SideSync for screen sharing, enabling developer options, and setting up USB debugging. The tutorial also provides guidance on connecting the device to a computer, troubleshooting connection issues, and deploying an app to a physical device. The instructor emphasizes the benefits of using a physical device to reduce lag during development.

What is one reason the instructor prefers using a physical device over an emulator?

• Emulators are not available for Android.

• Emulators do not support Android Studio.

• Physical devices have less lag during screen recording.

• Physical devices are cheaper.

Which software is used to share the screen of the Android device with the computer?

• Dropbox

• Samsung SideSync

• Android Studio

• Google Drive

What is the first step in enabling developer options on an Android device?

• Connect the device to a computer.

• Find the build number in the settings.

• Install a new operating system.

• Download a special app.

How many times do you need to tap the build number to enable developer mode?

• 8 times

• 5 times

• 6 times

• 7 times

What must be enabled for Android Studio to communicate with the tablet?

• Airplane Mode

• USB Debugging

• Bluetooth

• Wi-Fi

What should you do if your physical device is not recognized by Android Studio?

• Restart the computer.

• Change the USB cable.

• Reinstall Android Studio.

• Rescan your devices in the troubleshoot section.

What indicates that the app has been successfully installed on the device?

• A new icon appears on the home screen.

• The screen turns off.

• The device restarts automatically.

• A notification sound is played.