Basic Flutter Questions (1–70)

1. What is Flutter?​
Flutter is a free and open-source UI framework by Google for creating native mobile, web,
and desktop applications.

2. Who developed Flutter?​

Google.

3. What language does Flutter use?​

Dart.

4. What is the entry point of a Flutter application?​

The main() function.

5. What is Dart?​
Dart is an object-oriented, class-based programming language used by Flutter.

6. What is a Widget?​
Everything in Flutter is a widget — UI elements, layouts, etc.

7. What is the difference between StatelessWidget and StatefulWidget?

●​ StatelessWidget: Immutable, no state change.​

●​ StatefulWidget: Has mutable state, can change over time.​

8. What is BuildContext in Flutter?​

It provides a link to the location of a widget in the widget tree.

9. What is hot reload?​

Updates code changes instantly without restarting the app.

10. What is hot restart?​

Restarts the app from scratch and rebuilds the widget tree.

11. What is the use of pubspec.yaml?​

Manages dependencies, fonts, assets, and metadata for Flutter projects.

12. How do you add an image to Flutter?​

Declare in pubspec.yaml and use Image.asset().

13. What is MaterialApp?​

A widget that wraps many material design components.

14. What is the purpose of the runApp() function?​

Launches the given widget and attaches it to the screen.
15. What is the default build mode in Flutter?​
Debug mode.

16. What is the difference between Debug, Profile, and Release modes?

●​ Debug: Development mode with logs.​

●​ Profile: Analyzes performance.​

●​ Release: Production, optimized.​

17. What is a Future?​

An object representing a delayed computation or asynchronous operation.

18. How do you perform asynchronous programming in Dart?​

Using async and await.

19. What is a Stream in Flutter?​

Provides a sequence of asynchronous data events.

20. What is a ListView?​

Scrollable list of widgets arranged linearly.

21. How do you navigate to a new page in Flutter?​

Using Navigator.push().

22. How do you pop a screen in Flutter?​

Using Navigator.pop(context).

23. What is Scaffold widget?​

Provides structure: AppBar, Drawer, FloatingActionButton, etc.

24. How do you display a snackbar in Flutter?​

Using ScaffoldMessenger.of(context).showSnackBar().

25. What are the core principles of Flutter?​

Everything is a widget, reactive programming, single codebase.

26. What is the use of keys in Flutter?​

To preserve the state of widgets when they move in the widget tree.

27. What are constructors in Dart?​

Special functions to initialize objects.

28. What is the difference between 'final' and 'const' in Dart?

●​ final: Runtime constant.​

 ●​ const: Compile-time constant.​

29. What is ThemeData in Flutter?​

It controls the appearance of the app.

30. How to define a route in Flutter?​

In MaterialApp routes property.

31. What is a Column widget?​

Arranges widgets vertically.

32. What is a Row widget?​

Arranges widgets horizontally.

33. What is Expanded widget?​

Takes available free space within Row, Column, or Flex.

34. How to make a clickable button in Flutter?​

Using ElevatedButton, TextButton, or OutlinedButton.

35. What is a Text widget?​

Displays a string of text.

36. What is Container widget?​

A box model widget that can have padding, margin, decoration.

37. How do you style text in Flutter?​

Using TextStyle class.

38. How to show an alert dialog?​

Using showDialog() method.

39. How do you add fonts in Flutter?​

Declare in pubspec.yaml and use TextStyle(fontFamily: 'name').

40. What is SingleChildScrollView?​

A widget that makes its child scrollable.

41. What is SafeArea widget?​

Avoids operating system interfaces like notch, status bar.

42. What is InkWell widget?​

Provides a material "ripple" effect on tap.

43. What is Hero animation?​

Special animation for transitions between two screens.

44. What is the difference between Padding and Margin?

 ●​ Padding: Space inside the widget.​

●​ Margin: Space outside the widget.​

45. How do you add icons in Flutter?​

Using Icon widget.

46. What is the FloatingActionButton?​

A circular button typically used for the primary action.

47. How do you change app theme dynamically?​

Using setState and changing the ThemeData.

48. How do you use custom colors?​

Define using Color(0xFFxxxxxx) or Colors.red.

49. What is AspectRatio widget?​

Adjusts child to a specific width/height ratio.

50. What is GestureDetector?​

Detects gestures like tap, double tap, swipe, etc.

51. How to validate forms in Flutter?​

Using Form and TextFormField widgets with a GlobalKey.

52. What is MediaQuery?​

Gets information about screen size, orientation.

53. How do you implement TabBar?​

Using TabBar and TabBarView inside a DefaultTabController.

54. How do you animate in Flutter?​

Using AnimatedContainer, AnimationController, etc.

55. How to dismiss a keyboard in Flutter?​

Using FocusScope.of(context).unfocus().

56. What is the purpose of Build method?​

Describes how to display the widget.

57. How do you make HTTP requests in Flutter?​

Using the http package.

58. What is the purpose of async/await?​

To handle asynchronous operations easily.

59. What is caching in Flutter?​

Storing data locally to avoid network calls.
60. How do you implement pull-to-refresh?​
Using RefreshIndicator.

61. What is null safety in Dart?​

Helps avoid null pointer exceptions.

62. How to show loading indicators?​

Using CircularProgressIndicator or LinearProgressIndicator.

63. How do you use ListView.builder?​

Efficient list generation for dynamic content.

64. How to create tabs in Flutter?​

Using TabController, TabBar, and TabBarView.

65. What is Cupertino widget?​

iOS-styled widgets in Flutter.

66. How to handle exceptions in Dart?​

Using try-catch block.

67. How to debug Flutter apps?​

Using Flutter DevTools, print statements, or debugger.

68. How to change app icon in Flutter?​

Use the flutter_launcher_icons package.

69. How do you internationalize a Flutter app?​

Using flutter_localizations package.

70. How to run Flutter apps on a real device?​

Connect device, enable developer options, and run flutter run.

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🧱 Flutter Questions 71–120

Topic: Widgets and Layout

71. What is a Stack widget in Flutter?​

Answer: Stack allows widgets to be placed on top of each other.

72. What is Positioned widget?​

Answer: Used inside a Stack to position a child relative to the Stack boundaries.

73. What is Align widget?​

Answer: Positions a child within a parent widget using alignment.

74. How do you center a widget in Flutter?​

Answer: Use the Center widget.

75. What is Flexible widget?​

Answer: Controls how a child flexes inside a Row or Column.

76. What is FractionallySizedBox?​

Answer: Sizes its child based on a fraction of the total available space.

77. How to make a grid layout in Flutter?​

Answer: Using GridView.

78. What is GridView.builder?​

Answer: Builds a grid view dynamically with a builder function.

79. What is Wrap widget?​

Answer: Wraps children onto multiple lines if needed.
80. What is the difference between Expanded and Flexible?​
Answer: Expanded forces the child to fill space, Flexible allows it to have a flexible size.

81. How to create a scrollable page in Flutter?​

Answer: Use SingleChildScrollView.

82. What is ListTile widget?​

Answer: A single fixed-height row that contains text, icons, or other widgets.

83. What is Card widget?​

Answer: A material design card containing related information.

84. How to add elevation to widgets?​

Answer: Most material widgets like Card or ElevatedButton have an elevation property.

85. How to create rounded corners in Flutter?​

Answer: Use BorderRadius.circular().

86. How to create a rounded image?​

Answer: Using ClipRRect or CircleAvatar.

87. What is AspectRatio widget?​

Answer: Widget that sizes its child to a specific aspect ratio.

88. How to create a list with separators?​

Answer: Using ListView.separated.

89. What is CustomScrollView?​

Answer: A scrollable area that can have different scrolling effects using slivers.

90. What is SliverAppBar?​

Answer: An AppBar that integrates with CustomScrollView.

91. What is Drawer widget?​

Answer: A side panel that slides in for navigation.

92. How do you close a Drawer programmatically?​

Answer: Navigator.of(context).pop().

93. What is the difference between FutureBuilder and StreamBuilder?​

Answer:

●​ FutureBuilder: For single asynchronous data.​

●​ StreamBuilder: For continuous data streams.​

94. How do you create a form in Flutter?​

Answer: Use Form and TextFormField widgets.
95. How to validate user input?​
Answer: Using validator property of TextFormField.

96. What widget is used to create a dropdown menu?​

Answer: DropdownButton.

97. What is ReorderableListView?​

Answer: A list where items can be reordered by dragging.

98. What is showModalBottomSheet?​

Answer: Displays a modal from the bottom of the screen.

99. What is Draggable widget?​

Answer: A widget that can be dragged across the screen.

100. What is Dismissible widget?​

Answer: Allows widgets to be dismissed by swiping.

101. What are slivers in Flutter?​

Answer: Portions of a scrollable area with custom scrolling behavior.

102. What is an AppBar?​

Answer: A top bar with title, actions, and navigation.

103. How to create a floating AppBar?​

Answer: Set floating: true in SliverAppBar.

104. What is NestedScrollView?​

Answer: A scrollable view inside another scrollable view.

105. How to create a TabBarView with TabBar?​

Answer: Wrap with DefaultTabController.

106. What is PageView widget?​

Answer: Allows swiping between different screens horizontally.

107. What is IndexedStack?​

Answer: A Stack that shows only one child at a time.

108. What is Offstage widget?​

Answer: Hides a widget without removing it from the tree.

109. What is Visibility widget?​

Answer: Shows or hides a child widget based on a boolean.

110. How to make responsive layouts in Flutter?​

Answer: Using MediaQuery, LayoutBuilder, and flexible widgets.
111. How to create a custom widget?​
Answer: Create a class extending StatelessWidget or StatefulWidget.

112. What is GlobalKey?​

Answer: Used to uniquely identify widgets across the widget tree.

113. How to animate a list item?​

Answer: Using AnimatedList.

114. What is AnimatedContainer?​

Answer: A container that automatically animates between changes.

115. What is Tween animation?​

Answer: Defines a range of values for animations.

116. What is Hero widget used for?​

Answer: Shared element transition animation between screens.

117. What is FadeTransition?​

Answer: Animates the opacity of a widget.

118. How to animate position in Flutter?​

Answer: Using AnimatedPositioned.

119. How do you use the AnimatedBuilder?​

Answer: Creates more complex animations by listening to an animation.

120. What are the properties of AnimatedOpacity?​

Answer: opacity, duration, and child.

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●​ 71–120 = Widgets, Layouts, UI Building​

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⚙️ Flutter Questions 121–170

Topic: State Management & Navigation

121. What is state management in Flutter?​

Answer: Handling and updating the UI when app data changes.

122. What are the types of state in Flutter?​

Answer: Local State and Global State.

123. What is the simplest way to manage state?​

Answer: Using setState().

124. What does setState() do?​

Answer: Rebuilds the widget with updated values.

125. Why use advanced state management?​

Answer: For better scalability, testability, and performance.

126. What is Provider in Flutter?​

Answer: A state management solution using InheritedWidgets.

127. How do you use Provider?​

Answer: Wrap widgets with ChangeNotifierProvider.

128. What is ChangeNotifier?​

Answer: A class that notifies listeners about changes.

129. What is Consumer in Provider?​

Answer: A widget that listens to changes from a provider.
130. What is the Riverpod package?​
Answer: A more robust and safer alternative to Provider.

131. What is Bloc in Flutter?​

Answer: A predictable state management pattern using streams (Business Logic
Component).

132. What is Cubit in Flutter Bloc?​

Answer: A simpler version of Bloc without Events.

133. What are the parts of Bloc?​

Answer: Event, State, Bloc (Business Logic).

134. What is GetX?​

Answer: A lightweight and powerful state management, routing, and dependency injection
solution.

135. How to create a controller in GetX?​

Answer: Extend GetxController class.

136. How to update UI in GetX?​

Answer: Use Obx widget.

137. What is Obx widget in GetX?​

Answer: A widget that listens to changes in observable variables.

138. How to navigate to a new page in GetX?​

Answer: Get.to(YourPage()).

139. What is a Binding in GetX?​

Answer: Used to manage dependency injection at the route level.

140. What is dependency injection?​

Answer: Providing objects to other objects instead of creating them manually.

141. How does navigation work in Flutter?​

Answer: Using Navigator class and route system.

142. What is a named route?​

Answer: A route identified by a string name.

143. How to define named routes?​

Answer: Inside MaterialApp using routes property.

144. How to navigate with named routes?​

Answer: Navigator.pushNamed(context, '/screenName').
145. How to pass arguments in named routes?​
Answer: Using arguments parameter in Navigator.pushNamed().

146. How to retrieve passed arguments?​

Answer: Use ModalRoute.of(context)?.settings.arguments.

147. What is RouteSettings?​

Answer: Contains information about a route such as name and arguments.

148. What is onGenerateRoute?​

Answer: A callback used when generating dynamic routes.

149. How to replace a screen?​

Answer: Navigator.pushReplacement().

150. How to remove all previous screens?​

Answer: Navigator.pushAndRemoveUntil().

151. What is nested navigation?​

Answer: Navigation within a specific part of the app (e.g., BottomNavigationBar tabs).

152. How to implement BottomNavigationBar navigation?​

Answer: Using IndexedStack and managing state.

153. What is a WillPopScope widget?​

Answer: Intercepts back button presses.

154. How to prevent back navigation?​

Answer: Return false in onWillPop() of WillPopScope.

155. What is deep linking?​

Answer: Opening specific content in an app directly through a URL.

156. What is Navigator 2.0?​

Answer: Advanced declarative navigation API in Flutter.

157. What is a Page in Navigator 2.0?​

Answer: Represents a configuration describing part of your app.

158. What is a Router widget?​

Answer: Handles the navigation logic declaratively.

159. Why use Navigator 2.0?​

Answer: Required for complex apps like web apps, deep linking, and state restoration.

160. How to show a dialog in Flutter?​

Answer: Using showDialog() with AlertDialog or SimpleDialog.
161. How do you show a bottom sheet?​
Answer: showModalBottomSheet() or showBottomSheet().

162. What is a Persistent BottomSheet?​

Answer: A bottom sheet that remains visible during user interaction.

163. How do you show Toast messages in Flutter?​

Answer: Using third-party packages like fluttertoast.

164. How do you implement push notifications?​

Answer: Using firebase_messaging package.

165. What is a Navigator key?​

Answer: A GlobalKey that gives access to the navigator from anywhere.

166. How to pop until a specific screen?​

Answer: Navigator.popUntil(context, ModalRoute.withName('/screen')).

167. How to create a custom transition animation?​

Answer: Using PageRouteBuilder.

168. How to implement Hero transitions between screens?​

Answer: Use Hero widget on both source and destination.

169. How to catch navigation back button pressed?​

Answer: Use WillPopScope widget.

170. What is back stack in Flutter navigation?​

Answer: The stack of all previously opened screens.

Kotlin Jetpack Compose – 200 Questions

and Answers

🧩 Basics (1–30)
1. What is Jetpack Compose?​
Answer: A modern toolkit for building native Android UI using Kotlin.

2. Which language is used for Jetpack Compose?​

Answer: Kotlin.

3. What replaced XML in Jetpack Compose?​

Answer: Composable functions.

4. What is a Composable function?​

Answer: A function annotated with @Composable that describes a part of the UI.

5. What annotation marks a Composable function?​

Answer: @Composable.

6. What is the basic structure of a Compose app?​

Answer: SetContent in MainActivity + Composable functions.

7. How do you display text in Compose?​

Answer: Using Text("Hello World").

8. How do you add a Button in Compose?​

Answer: Button(onClick = { /* action */ }) { Text("Click") }.

9. How do you handle clicks in Compose?​

Answer: Provide a lambda to the onClick parameter.

10. What is State in Compose?​

Answer: Data that drives recomposition of the UI when changed.

11. How do you create a mutable state?​

Answer: var name by remember { mutableStateOf("") }.

12. What is remember{} in Compose?​

Answer: Saves data across recompositions.

13. What is mutableStateOf()?​

Answer: A function to create observable mutable states.

14. What is recomposition?​

Answer: The process of re-executing Composables when data changes.

15. What is a Modifier?​

Answer: Used to decorate or add behavior to UI elements.

16. How to add padding to a Composable?​

Answer: Modifier.padding(16.dp).
17. What is Column in Compose?​
Answer: Layout to arrange children vertically.

18. What is Row in Compose?​

Answer: Layout to arrange children horizontally.

19. What is Box in Compose?​

Answer: Layout to stack children.

20. How to make a scrollable column?​

Answer: Column(modifier =
Modifier.verticalScroll(rememberScrollState())).

21. What is Scaffold in Compose?​

Answer: Provides basic layout structure (TopBar, BottomBar, FAB, etc.)

22. What is Surface in Compose?​

Answer: A container that can have a background color and elevation.

23. What is LazyColumn?​

Answer: A vertical list that lazily composes and lays out items.

24. How to create a list with LazyColumn?​

Answer: Use items inside LazyColumn.

25. What is LazyRow?​

Answer: A horizontal lazy list.

26. How to create a clickable text?​

Answer: Use Modifier.clickable { } with Text.

27. How to create circular images?​

Answer: Use Modifier.clip(CircleShape) with an Image.

28. How to add a border to a Composable?​

Answer: Use Modifier.border().

29. How to display an image in Compose?​

Answer: Using Image() with a painter.

30. How to load resources in Compose?​

Answer: Use painterResource(id = R.drawable.your_image).

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⚡ Kotlin Jetpack Compose Questions

31–70
Topic: Layouts, State, Lists, and User Interaction

31. What is Alignment in Compose?​

Answer: Defines how children are positioned inside parent layouts.

32. How do you center content in Column?​

Answer: Use horizontalAlignment = Alignment.CenterHorizontally.

33. How do you align content vertically in Row?​

Answer: Use verticalAlignment = Alignment.CenterVertically.

34. What is Arrangement in Compose?​

Answer: Controls the spacing between items in layouts like Row/Column.

35. How do you add space evenly between items in Row?​

Answer: Use horizontalArrangement = Arrangement.SpaceEvenly.

36. What is Spacer in Compose?​

Answer: A blank space widget.

37. How to create a full-width Button?​

Answer: Modifier.fillMaxWidth().
38. How to make an Image clickable?​
Answer: Add Modifier.clickable { } to the Image.

39. What is BoxWithConstraints?​

Answer: A Box that provides its max/min constraints to its content.

40. How to make a Box fill the screen?​

Answer: Modifier.fillMaxSize().

41. What is OutlinedButton?​

Answer: A button with a transparent background and border.

42. How to create a TextField in Compose?​

Answer: TextField(value = ..., onValueChange = { ... }).

43. What is the difference between TextField and OutlinedTextField?​

Answer: OutlinedTextField has a border around it.

44. How do you handle TextField state?​

Answer: Use remember { mutableStateOf("") }.

45. How to create a password field?​

Answer: Use visualTransformation = PasswordVisualTransformation().

46. What is visualTransformation?​

Answer: It alters how the text is displayed (e.g., hiding password).

47. How to detect gestures in Compose?​

Answer: Use Modifier.pointerInput {}.

48. What is clickable modifier used for?​

Answer: To detect click gestures on any composable.

49. How to show Snackbar in Compose?​

Answer: Use ScaffoldState.snackbarHostState.showSnackbar().

50. How to create a custom shape in Compose?​

Answer: Create a Shape by implementing Shape interface.

51. What is Card in Compose?​

Answer: A surface with elevation and rounded corners for displaying content.

52. How to add shadow to a Composable?​

Answer: Use Modifier.shadow().
53. How do you create a circular button?​
Answer: Use shape = CircleShape in Button properties.

54. How to disable a Button in Compose?​

Answer: Set enabled = false.

55. What is Crossfade animation in Compose?​

Answer: Smoothly transitions between two composables.

56. What is AnimatedVisibility?​

Answer: A composable that shows/hides content with animation.

57. What is rememberCoroutineScope()?​

Answer: A coroutine scope tied to a Composable's lifecycle.

58. How do you launch a coroutine inside a Composable?​

Answer: Using val scope = rememberCoroutineScope() and scope.launch {}.

59. How to handle click + ripple effect?​

Answer: Modifier.clickable(indication = rememberRipple()).

60. What is a ScaffoldState used for?​

Answer: To manage snackbar, drawer, and other UI elements in Scaffold.

61. How to create a TopAppBar?​

Answer: Use TopAppBar() inside Scaffold.

62. How to create a BottomAppBar?​

Answer: Use BottomAppBar() inside Scaffold.

63. How to create FloatingActionButton (FAB)?​

Answer: Use FloatingActionButton(onClick = {}).

64. What is BottomNavigation in Compose?​

Answer: Used for creating bottom navigation bars.

65. How to detect swipe gestures?​

Answer: Using Modifier.pointerInput with detectDragGestures.

66. How to add divider between list items?​

Answer: Use Divider() inside LazyColumn.

67. What is rememberSaveable()?​

Answer: Same as remember, but survives configuration changes.

68. What is DisposableEffect?​

Answer: Runs effects that need to be cleaned up when no longer needed.
69. What is SideEffect in Compose?​
Answer: Executes code after every successful recomposition.

70. How to access Context inside a Composable?​

Answer: val context = LocalContext.current.

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⚡ Kotlin Jetpack Compose Questions

71–120
Topic: Navigation, State Hoisting, Dialogs, Animations, Themes

71. What is Navigation in Jetpack Compose?​

Answer: Managing screens and transitions between them.

72. Which library is used for navigation in Compose?​

Answer: androidx.navigation:navigation-compose.

73. What is NavHost?​

Answer: Container that hosts navigation destinations (screens).
74. What is NavController?​
Answer: Manages app navigation and back stack.

75. How to create NavController?​

Answer: val navController = rememberNavController().

76. How to navigate to a screen?​

Answer: navController.navigate("routeName").

77. How to go back to the previous screen?​

Answer: navController.popBackStack().

78. How to pass arguments between screens?​

Answer: Append arguments to the route, retrieve using navBackStackEntry.

79. How to define startDestination?​

Answer: Set inside NavHost(startDestination = "home").

80. How to add a custom transition animation?​

Answer: Use AnimatedNavHost from accompanist-navigation-animation.

81. What is State Hoisting?​

Answer: Moving state up to make Composables stateless and reusable.

82. Why hoist state?​

Answer: To separate concerns and improve reusability.

83. How is state hoisting implemented?​

Answer: Parent holds state; child receives value and onValueChange.

84. What are unidirectional data flows?​

Answer: Data flows from parent → child → event → parent updates state.

85. What is rememberUpdatedState()?​

Answer: To keep the latest value available inside lambdas.

86. What is derivedStateOf()?​

Answer: Creates a new state based on another state efficiently.

87. How to show a Dialog in Compose?​

Answer: Use AlertDialog composable.

88. How to dismiss a Dialog?​

Answer: By changing the state controlling visibility.

89. How to create a custom Dialog?​

Answer: Use Dialog(onDismissRequest = { }) and provide custom UI inside.
90. How to show a Date Picker in Compose?​
Answer: Use Android View interop or third-party Compose libraries.

91. What is a ProgressIndicator in Compose?​

Answer: Shows loading animations (CircularProgressIndicator,
LinearProgressIndicator).

92. How to create a CircularProgressIndicator?​

Answer: Just call CircularProgressIndicator().

93. How to animate a value in Compose?​

Answer: Use animateFloatAsState() or other animation APIs.

94. What is animate*AsState()?​

Answer: Family of functions to animate basic properties like color, float, etc.

95. How to animate colors in Compose?​

Answer: Use animateColorAsState(targetValue = ...).

96. How to perform infinite animation?​

Answer: Use rememberInfiniteTransition().

97. What is updateTransition()?​

Answer: For handling multiple property animations based on a state change.

98. What is Crossfade() used for?​

Answer: Smooth transition between two UI states.

99. How to animate visibility changes?​

Answer: Use AnimatedVisibility().

100. What is LaunchedEffect used for?​

Answer: Launches a coroutine when entering composition.

101. What is LocalContext in Compose?​

Answer: Provides access to Android Context inside Composable.

102. What is CompositionLocal?​

Answer: A way to pass data implicitly down the Composable tree.

103. How to create a custom CompositionLocal?​

Answer: Using compositionLocalOf or staticCompositionLocalOf.

104. What is MaterialTheme in Compose?​

Answer: Defines colors, typography, and shapes for your app.
105. How to override MaterialTheme colors?​
Answer: Create a custom ColorPalette and pass it to MaterialTheme.

106. What is dark theme support in Compose?​

Answer: Automatically switch themes based on system settings.

107. How to create custom typography?​

Answer: Define Typography and use inside MaterialTheme.

108. How to create custom shapes?​

Answer: Define a Shapes object and pass it to MaterialTheme.

109. What are Scaffold slots?​

Answer: Slots like topBar, bottomBar, floatingActionButton for placing UI.

110. How to set different elevation in Surface?​

Answer: Use elevation parameter of Surface.

111. What is Material Design 3 (M3) in Compose?​

Answer: Latest version of Material guidelines supported in Compose.

112. How to implement lazy loading lists?​

Answer: Use LazyColumn with pagination logic.

113. How to optimize recomposition performance?​

Answer: Minimize unnecessary recomposition by splitting Composables.

114. What is key() in LazyColumn?​

Answer: Helps Compose track items to improve performance.

115. How to create an expandable list item?​

Answer: Toggle visibility using AnimatedVisibility.

116. How to use ConstraintLayout in Compose?​

Answer: Import constraintlayout-compose and use ConstraintLayout().

117. How to use ViewModels in Compose?​

Answer: Call viewModel() inside a Composable.

118. How to observe LiveData in Compose?​

Answer: Use observeAsState().

119. How to observe StateFlow in Compose?​

Answer: Use collectAsState().

120. What is rememberInfiniteTransition() used for?​

Answer: Create animations that repeat indefinitely.
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121–200
Topic: Room Database, Firebase, Testing, Best Practices, Tough Interview Questions

121. What is Room Database?​

Answer: An SQLite object-mapping library for Android.

122. How to integrate Room in Compose?​

Answer: Use Room normally with ViewModels observed in Composables.

123. How to create an Entity in Room?​

Answer: Annotate a data class with @Entity.

124. How to define a Primary Key in Room?​

Answer: Annotate a field with @PrimaryKey.

125. How to create a DAO?​

Answer: Define an interface annotated with @Dao.
126. How to perform a query in Room?​
Answer: Use @Query inside a DAO.

127. How to insert data into Room?​

Answer: Define an @Insert method inside DAO.

128. How to observe Room data in Compose?​

Answer: Use LiveData or Flow, then collect using collectAsState.

129. What is a Database class in Room?​

Answer: Annotated with @Database, provides DAOs.

130. How to create Room database instance?​

Answer: Room.databaseBuilder(context, Class, "name").build().

131. How to use Firebase with Compose?​

Answer: Add Firebase libraries, use ViewModel to access Firebase SDKs.

132. What is Firestore?​

Answer: A flexible, scalable cloud database from Firebase.

133. How to read Firestore documents in Compose?​

Answer: Use ViewModel + collect the data as State.

134. How to upload images to Firebase Storage?​

Answer: Use FirebaseStorage.getInstance().reference.

135. How to implement Firebase Authentication?​

Answer: Use FirebaseAuth to create/sign in users.

136. How to observe Firebase Auth state in Compose?​

Answer: Expose Firebase Auth state as StateFlow or LiveData.

137. What is Realtime Database?​

Answer: A cloud-hosted database that updates data in real-time.

138. What is Firebase Analytics?​

Answer: Tracks user events automatically or manually.

139. How to send push notifications in Firebase?​

Answer: Use Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM).

140. Can you integrate Firebase Dynamic Links in Compose?​

Answer: Yes, via ViewModels and ActivityResultLauncher.
141. What is unit testing in Compose?​
Answer: Testing Composables logic and functions independently.

142. How to test UI in Compose?​

Answer: Use ComposeTestRule to interact and verify UI.

143. What is ComposeTestRule?​

Answer: A JUnit rule to test Composables.

144. How to find a Composable in tests?​

Answer: Use onNodeWithText, onNodeWithTag, etc.

145. What is Modifier.testTag used for?​

Answer: Adds a tag to UI elements for testing.

146. How to perform click in a test?​

Answer: onNodeWithText("Button").performClick().

147. How to verify visibility in tests?​

Answer: assertIsDisplayed().

148. How to test Snackbar?​

Answer: Check snackbarHostState and assert the text.

149. What is Espresso used for?​

Answer: Traditional Android UI testing framework (still compatible).

150. How to perform Compose Navigation test?​

Answer: Launch screen using NavHost + test route changes.

151. What is recomposition scope?​

Answer: The portion of the UI tree affected by recomposition.

152. What happens if you forget remember{}?​

Answer: The value will reset on every recomposition.

153. How to improve Compose performance?​

Answer: Use stateless components, key(), derivedStateOf(), etc.

154. How to debug recomposition in Compose?​

Answer: Use tools like Compose Recomposition Highlighter.

155. How to delay recomposition until needed?​

Answer: Move state closer to where it's needed.

156. How to control screen orientation in Compose?​

Answer: Use standard Android APIs (like android:screenOrientation).
157. How to handle permissions in Compose?​
Answer: Use Accompanist Permissions library.

158. How to integrate View-based XML screens with Compose?​

Answer: Use AndroidView {}.

159. How to embed Compose inside a Fragment?​

Answer: Use ComposeView inside fragment's layout.

160. Can you use ConstraintLayout in Compose?​

Answer: Yes, via ConstraintLayout from constraintlayout-compose.

161. What is DisposableEffect lifecycle?​

Answer: Starts when Composable enters composition, cleans up when leaves.

162. What is Composition?​

Answer: The process of building the UI hierarchy.

163. What is Recomposition triggered by?​

Answer: Changes in observable states.

164. What is snapshotFlow?​

Answer: Converts Compose states to Kotlin Flows.

165. What is produceState?​

Answer: A way to create State from side-effects.

166. What is derivedStateOf optimization?​

Answer: It recalculates only when dependencies change.

167. What happens if you mutate State inside Composable?​

Answer: It triggers recomposition.

168. How to share ViewModel between screens?​

Answer: Use activityViewModel().

169. What is rememberCoroutineScope used for?​

Answer: Launch lightweight coroutines tied to Composables.

170. How to implement swipe-to-refresh?​

Answer: Use Accompanist SwipeRefresh.

171. How to show a Toast in Compose?​

Answer: Use Toast.makeText(LocalContext.current, "Text",
Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show().
172. How to open a URL in Compose?​
Answer: Create Intent and use Context.

173. How to vibrate phone in Compose?​

Answer: Use Vibrator from Context.

174. How to hide system bars in Compose?​

Answer: Use WindowInsetsControllerCompat.

175. How to make immersive fullscreen?​

Answer: Set system UI visibility flags.

176. How to share content (text/images) in Compose?​

Answer: Create an Intent and launch it.

177. What is the role of rememberSaveable?​

Answer: Preserves state across configuration changes.

178. How to make dialogs dismiss when clicking outside?​

Answer: Set dismissOnClickOutside = true.

179. How to show confirmation dialog?​

Answer: Use AlertDialog with confirm/cancel buttons.

180. How to create custom animated progress bar?​

Answer: Use Canvas and animate drawing.

181. How to detect double click gesture?​

Answer: Use pointerInput { detectTapGestures(onDoubleTap = { }) }.

182. How to detect long press gesture?​

Answer: Use detectTapGestures(onLongPress = { }).

183. How to animate screen transitions manually?​

Answer: Use AnimatedVisibility, AnimatedContent, or Accompanist.

184. How to draw custom shapes in Compose?​

Answer: Use Canvas Composable.

185. What is Canvas used for?​

Answer: Low-level custom drawing.

186. How to draw text manually in Canvas?​

Answer: Use drawContext and Paint.

187. How to optimize Canvas drawing performance?​

Answer: Minimize overdraws and reallocate objects.
188. How to show notifications from Compose?​
Answer: Use NotificationManager and NotificationCompat.

189. How to schedule background work?​

Answer: Use WorkManager API.

190. How to detect internet connection change in Compose?​

Answer: Use ConnectivityManager + Flow + Compose observer.

🎯 Tough Interview-Level Questions

191. Explain Compose’s Unidirectional Data Flow (UDF)?​
Answer: Data flows top-down (parent to child), and events bubble up.

192. How Compose improves over XML + Views?​

Answer: Less boilerplate, reactive updates, easier state management.

193. Difference between ViewModel state and Compose state?​

Answer: ViewModel manages business logic; Compose manages UI rendering.

194. Explain remember vs rememberSaveable?​

Answer: rememberSaveable survives config changes like rotation.

195. What is the Compose Compiler?​

Answer: Compiler plugin that transforms Composable functions.

196. Can Compose replace Fragments?​

Answer: Yes, you can build apps without Fragments using Compose Navigation.

197. What is the relationship between Composable recomposition and State?​

Answer: State changes trigger recomposition.

198. How does Compose ensure performance even with recomposition?​

Answer: Only affected nodes recomposed (not entire UI).

199. Why are Modifier chains important in Compose?​

Answer: To apply multiple UI transformations efficiently.

200. How would you structure a large Compose app?​

Answer: Feature-based modularization: ViewModels, States, UIs separated cleanly.
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🍏 Basics
1. What is SwiftUI?​
Answer: A declarative UI framework from Apple for building user interfaces across all Apple
platforms.

2. When was SwiftUI introduced?​

Answer: WWDC 2019.

3. Which languages are needed for SwiftUI?​

Answer: Swift.

4. What is the minimum iOS version to use SwiftUI?​

Answer: iOS 13+ (but iOS 14+ recommended).

5. Can SwiftUI be used on macOS and iPadOS?​

Answer: Yes.

6. What is a View in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A structure that conforms to the View protocol and describes part of the UI.

7. How do you create a basic Text view?​

Answer: Text("Hello World").

8. What does .body property represent in a View?​

Answer: It describes the view's content and layout.

9. Is SwiftUI code reactive?​

Answer: Yes, it updates UI automatically when data changes.

10. How to preview SwiftUI view?​

Answer: Use the Canvas or Live Preview in Xcode.

🍏 Views and Layouts

11. What is VStack in SwiftUI?​
Answer: A vertical stack layout.

12. What is HStack in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A horizontal stack layout.

13. What is ZStack in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Layers views on top of each other.
14. How to add padding to a View?​
Answer: .padding() modifier.

15. How to change font size?​

Answer: .font(.system(size: 24)).

16. How to set background color for a view?​

Answer: .background(Color.blue).

17. How to align views inside VStack?​

Answer: Use .alignment parameter like .leading.

18. How to space views inside HStack?​

Answer: Use .spacing parameter.

19. What is a Spacer?​

Answer: A flexible space between views.

20. What is LazyVStack used for?​

Answer: Efficiently loads vertical lists.

🍏 Modifiers and Styling

21. What is a Modifier?​
Answer: A method that changes a view’s appearance or behavior.

22. How to round corners of a view?​

Answer: .cornerRadius(10).

23. How to set border around a view?​

Answer: .border(Color.black, width: 2).

24. How to make text bold?​

Answer: .bold().

25. How to change opacity of a view?​

Answer: .opacity(0.5).

26. How to add shadow to a view?​

Answer: .shadow(radius: 10).

27. How to rotate a view?​

Answer: .rotationEffect(.degrees(45)).

28. How to scale a view?​

Answer: .scaleEffect(1.5).
29. How to animate view changes?​
Answer: .animation(.easeInOut).

30. What is .frame() modifier used for?​

Answer: To set width, height, alignment of a view.

🍏 State and Data Flow

31. What is @State in SwiftUI?​
Answer: A property wrapper that tracks a value owned by a view.

32. What is @Binding?​

Answer: It connects a child view’s state to a parent view’s state.

33. What is @ObservedObject?​

Answer: A reference to a data model that conforms to ObservableObject.

34. What is @EnvironmentObject?​

Answer: An object shared through the environment of all views.

35. What is @StateObject?​

Answer: A newer, better way to manage object lifecycle inside a View.

36. How to create a toggle switch?​

Answer: Toggle("Label", isOn: $isOn).

37. How to update text dynamically?​

Answer: Use @State and bind it to TextField.

38. How to use Slider in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Slider(value: $value, in: 0...100).

39. How to observe model changes in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Using ObservableObject with @Published properties.

40. What does @Published mean?​

Answer: Automatically notifies subscribers when a property changes.

🍏 Navigation and Lists

41. What is NavigationView?​
Answer: A container that allows navigation between views.

42. What is NavigationLink?​

Answer: A link that triggers navigation to another view.
43. How to create a simple navigation?​
Answer:

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NavigationView {
NavigationLink("Go", destination: DetailView())
}

44. How to pass data between screens?​

Answer: Use constructor parameters or bindings.

45. What is a List in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A scrollable list of rows.

46. How to populate a List?​

Answer:

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List(items, id: \.self) { item in
Text(item)
}

47. How to make a static List?​

Answer: Hardcode List content.

48. How to delete item from List?​

Answer: Use .onDelete modifier.

49. What is ForEach in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A view that computes its children dynamically from a collection.

50. How to create sectioned lists?​

Answer: Use Section inside List.

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🍎 SwiftUI Questions 51–100

🍏 Forms, Inputs, Pickers
51. What is a Form in SwiftUI?​
Answer: A container for grouping controls and inputs, usually styled like settings.

52. How to create a Form?​

Answer:

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Form {
TextField("Name", text: $name)
Toggle("Subscribe", isOn: $subscribe)
}

53. What is a Picker in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A control for selecting from multiple options.

54. How to make a basic Picker?​

Answer:

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Picker("Choose a color", selection: $color) {
Text("Red").tag(0)
Text("Blue").tag(1)
}
55. How to display Picker as a menu?​
Answer: .pickerStyle(MenuPickerStyle()).

56. How to use Toggle?​

Answer: Toggle("Label", isOn: $isOn).

57. How to create a SecureField (password)?​

Answer: SecureField("Password", text: $password).

58. How to limit TextField input?​

Answer: By observing text changes and applying string logic.

59. How to dismiss keyboard in SwiftUI?​

Answer:

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UIApplication.shared.sendAction(#selector(UIResponder.resignFirstRes
ponder), to:nil, from:nil, for:nil)

60. What is .keyboardType() modifier?​

Answer: Changes keyboard layout, like .numberPad.

🍏 Alerts, Sheets, and ActionSheets

61. How to show an alert in SwiftUI?​
Answer:

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.alert(isPresented: $showAlert) {
Alert(title: Text("Hello!"))
}

62. How to present a modal sheet?​

Answer: .sheet(isPresented: $showSheet) { YourView() }.

63. What is ActionSheet in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A list of options that slide from bottom.

64. How to create ActionSheet?​

Answer:

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.actionSheet(isPresented: $showSheet) {
ActionSheet(title: Text("Options"))
}

65. Difference between Alert and ActionSheet?​

Answer: Alert = simple message. ActionSheet = multiple choices.

66. How to dismiss Sheet manually?​

Answer: Bind the isPresented variable to false.

67. Can you present multiple sheets?​

Answer: Only one at a time per view.

68. How to customize buttons inside alerts?​

Answer: Using .default, .cancel, .destructive.

69. Can you add text fields inside alerts in SwiftUI?​

Answer: No. SwiftUI's Alert doesn’t support TextField natively.

70. How to pass data back from sheet?​

Answer: Use @Binding or @Environment(\.presentationMode).

🍏 Animations
71. How to animate view changes?​
Answer: Attach .animation() modifier.

72. What is .withAnimation block?​

Answer: A way to animate state changes explicitly.

73. Example of .withAnimation:​

Answer:

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withAnimation {
isExpanded.toggle()
}

74. How to apply implicit animation?​

Answer: Attach .animation() to a view.
75. What is an explicit animation?​
Answer: Animating using .withAnimation{} block.

76. What is transition in SwiftUI?​

Answer: It defines how a view enters or leaves.

77. Example of using .transition(.slide):​

Answer:

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if show {
Text("Hello")
.transition(.slide)
}

78. How to combine animations and transitions?​

Answer: Use .animation with .transition.

79. How to create a custom animation curve?​

Answer: Using .animation(.easeIn(duration: 1.0)).

80. What is matchedGeometryEffect?​

Answer: A way to create beautiful view-to-view transitions.

🍏 Persistence and Storage

81. What is AppStorage?​
Answer: A property wrapper for storing simple values in UserDefaults.

82. How to use AppStorage?​

Answer:

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@AppStorage("username") var username: String = ""

83. What is SceneStorage?​

Answer: Stores data per scene session (good for multi-window apps).

84. What is @Environment(.managedObjectContext)?​

Answer: Access to Core Data context.
85. Can SwiftUI directly use Core Data?​
Answer: Yes, via new @FetchRequest.

86. How to save simple setting persistently?​

Answer: Use @AppStorage.

87. Does SwiftUI natively support JSON decoding?​

Answer: Not directly. Use standard Swift Decodable/Codable.

88. How to load an image from Assets?​

Answer: Image("imageName").

89. How to load an image from URL?​

Answer: SwiftUI doesn’t directly support it. Use AsyncImage (iOS 15+).

90. How to create a local file inside app sandbox?​

Answer: Use FileManager.default to write files.

🍏 Advanced Topics
91. What is Environment in SwiftUI?​
Answer: System-wide values like color scheme, locale.

92. Example of reading colorScheme:​

Answer:

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@Environment(\.colorScheme) var colorScheme

93. What is ViewBuilder?​

Answer: A special result builder to build multiple views inside a closure.

94. What is Custom Modifier?​

Answer: A way to group multiple modifiers into one.

95. How to create Custom Modifier?​

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struct TitleModifier: ViewModifier {
func body(content: Content) -> some View {
content.font(.largeTitle).foregroundColor(.blue)
}
}

96. How to apply Custom Modifier?​

Answer: .modifier(TitleModifier()).

97. What is a PreferenceKey?​

Answer: A way to pass data up the view hierarchy.

98. What is GeometryReader?​

Answer: A container view that gives access to size and position.

99. Can you embed UIKit views in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Yes, using UIViewRepresentable.

100. What is a Coordinator in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A helper object to manage communication between UIKit and SwiftUI.

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🍎 SwiftUI Questions 101–150
🍏 Data Binding and Communication
101. What is data binding in SwiftUI?​
Answer: It allows a view to reflect changes in data and vice versa using bindings like
$variable.

102. What does $ symbol do in SwiftUI?​

Answer: It’s used to create a binding to a variable.

103. What is @State vs @Binding?​

Answer: @State manages a local value, while @Binding allows you to share that value
with a parent or child view.

104. How to pass data to a child view?​

Answer: Use @Binding or simple value passing in the initializer.

105. What is the role of @Published?​

Answer: It marks properties in ObservableObject to trigger view updates when they
change.

106. How to communicate between sibling views in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use a shared @EnvironmentObject or pass bindings.

107. What is @Environment?​

Answer: A property wrapper for accessing system-wide or environment-specific data like
color scheme, locale, etc.

108. How does @EnvironmentObject work?​

Answer: It shares data across views that subscribe to it, typically used for app-wide state
management.

109. How to pass data using NavigationLink?​

Answer: Use the destination initializer to pass data.

110. How to handle navigation stack manually in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use NavigationStack (iOS 16+) or programmatically push views.

🍏 UI Components and Interactivity

111. How to create a Button in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Button("Click Me") { print("Tapped") }.
112. How to disable a Button conditionally?​
Answer: .disabled(condition).

113. What are @GestureState and @State?​

Answer: @GestureState is used to track gesture state changes, while @State tracks
general state changes.

114. How to implement a Tap Gesture?​

Answer:

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.tapGesture {
print("Tapped")
}

115. How to add long press gesture?​

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.gesture(LongPressGesture().onEnded { _ in
print("Long press detected")
})

116. What is DragGesture used for?​

Answer: It tracks drag movements and can move views.

117. How to handle swipe actions in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use .swipeActions() on a list item.

118. How to create a Slider?​

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Slider(value: $value, in: 0...100)

119. How to bind a Stepper control?​

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Stepper("Count", value: $count)
120. What is a ProgressView in SwiftUI?​
Answer: It shows the progress of an operation.

🍏 Navigation and Advanced Views

121. How to create tab bar navigation in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Use TabView and define TabItem.

122. How to use a custom TabItem?​

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TabView {
Text("Tab 1").tabItem { Label("Tab 1", systemImage: "star") }
Text("Tab 2").tabItem { Label("Tab 2", systemImage: "heart") }
}

123. What is NavigationStack?​

Answer: A new navigation container introduced in iOS 16 to manage view stacks
programmatically.

124. How to create a modal sheet with a custom button?​

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.sheet(isPresented: $showModal) {
Button("Dismiss") { showModal.toggle() }
}

125. How to use ScrollView?​

Answer:

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ScrollView {
VStack {
Text("Content")
Text("Content")
}
}

126. What is LazyVGrid and LazyHGrid?​

Answer: They are grid containers that lazily load content for performance optimization.

127. How to customize navigation bar in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use .navigationBarTitle(), .navigationBarItems().

128. How to add a custom toolbar in SwiftUI?​

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.toolbar {
ToolbarItem(placement: .navigationBarLeading) {
Button("Back") { }
}
}

129. What is List in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A scrollable list of data.

130. How to add dynamic content to a List?​

Answer: Use .ForEach() within List.

🍏 Performance and Optimization

131. What is LazyVStack and LazyHStack?​
Answer: These views only render elements when they are about to appear on screen,
improving performance.

132. How to optimize performance in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use lazy loading (LazyVStack, LazyHGrid), avoid reloading entire views, and
minimize view hierarchy depth.

133. What is the purpose of @ViewBuilder?​

Answer: It allows you to return multiple views from a closure in a structured way.

134. How to handle large data sets in SwiftUI efficiently?​

Answer: Use LazyVGrid, List, and ForEach for efficient rendering.

135. What is the significance of @ObservedObject in SwiftUI?​

Answer: It observes and reacts to changes in an ObservableObject and updates the UI
accordingly.
136. How to create a custom reusable view?​
Answer: Create a new View struct that can accept parameters and return a view.

137. How to prevent unnecessary view redraws in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use state optimally and avoid overly complex view hierarchies.

138. How to optimize navigation in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use NavigationStack and conditionally load content to avoid deep view
hierarchies.

139. How do you use SwiftUI on macOS?​

Answer: SwiftUI is cross-platform, so macOS apps can use the same code with
platform-specific modifiers.

140. How do you implement a pull-to-refresh in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use List with .refreshable {} modifier.

🍏 Advanced UI Customization
141. How to create a custom shape in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Conform to Shape protocol and implement path(in:).

142. How to use GeometryReader in SwiftUI?​

Answer: It allows you to get the size and position of the view in the parent layout.

143. How to add custom animations to a Shape?​

Answer: Use .animation() modifier along with state changes.

144. How to make a circular progress bar?​

Answer: Create a custom Shape and animate the stroke.

145. What is a MatchGeometryEffect?​

Answer: It allows for seamless animations between different views.

146. How to apply a custom gradient to a view?​

Answer: Use LinearGradient, RadialGradient, or AngularGradient inside
.background().

147. How to add a blur effect to a view?​

Answer: .blur(radius: 10).

148. How to create a custom ButtonStyle?​

Answer: Conform to ButtonStyle and implement makeBody(configuration:).

149. What is @GestureState used for?​

Answer: It tracks intermediate state changes in gestures like dragging or scaling.
150. How do you create a swipeable List item?​
Answer: Use .swipeActions() modifier with actions for left and right swipes.

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🍎 SwiftUI Questions 151–200

🍏 Advanced State Management
151. What is @StateObject in SwiftUI?​
Answer: It is used to create an observable object in a view and manage its lifecycle.

152. When should you use @StateObject vs @ObservedObject?​

Answer: Use @StateObject to create and own the object, and @ObservedObject to
observe an existing object.

153. How do you avoid multiple view updates in @StateObject?​

Answer: Minimize the number of properties in the @StateObject, and use @Published
only for properties that need to trigger UI updates.

154. How to share an object across multiple views?​

Answer: Use @EnvironmentObject to share an ObservableObject across the view
hierarchy.
155. How to modify state safely in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Use @State, @Binding, and @StateObject for managing state within the view,
ensuring that changes happen on the main thread.

156. How do you pass a non-observable object to a view?​

Answer: Simply pass it as a parameter in the view’s initializer.

157. How does @AppStorage work with settings?​

Answer: It binds a property to UserDefaults, making it easy to persist small pieces of
data like user preferences.

158. What’s the difference between @State and @Environment?​

Answer: @State is for local state, while @Environment provides access to system-wide
values like color scheme and locale.

159. How to modify shared state in an ObservableObject?​

Answer: Use the @Published property wrapper inside an ObservableObject class, and
modify properties to automatically update the view.

160. How do you use @SceneStorage in SwiftUI?​

Answer: It stores state across app scenes and can persist even if a scene is closed and
reopened.

🍏 Data Fetching and Networking

161. How do you perform network requests in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Use URLSession with async/await or Combine framework to fetch data
asynchronously.

162. What is AsyncImage in SwiftUI?​

Answer: It loads and displays an image from a remote URL asynchronously.

163. How to handle errors in network requests in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use try-catch for errors with async/await, or handle errors through Result
type with Combine.

164. How do you use @FetchRequest in Core Data with SwiftUI?​

Answer: @FetchRequest automatically fetches and observes Core Data entities.

165. How to display JSON data from an API in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use Codable for data models and @State or @ObservedObject for the fetched
data, updating views as necessary.
166. How to paginate results in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Use a combination of ScrollView and onAppear to fetch more data when the
user scrolls to the bottom.

167. How do you manage multiple network requests concurrently?​

Answer: Use async/await or Combine's Publishers.Merge for handling multiple
asynchronous operations.

168. How do you cancel a network request?​

Answer: Store the Task returned by async and call cancel() on it.

169. How do you display loading indicators while fetching data?​

Answer: Use ProgressView and bind it to a loading state.

170. What is Combine and how does it integrate with SwiftUI?​

Answer: Combine is a reactive framework that allows you to handle asynchronous events
like network responses in SwiftUI.

🍏 Animations and Transitions

171. What is the difference between .animation() and withAnimation()?​
Answer: .animation() modifies a view to animate changes, while withAnimation()
explicitly wraps state changes to animate them.

172. How to create a complex custom animation in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Combine multiple view modifiers with .animation() and apply timing functions
like .easeInOut.

173. How do you delay an animation?​

Answer: Use .delay() with the .animation() modifier.

174. How to animate multiple views simultaneously?​

Answer: Use withAnimation on a common state that affects all views.

175. What is matchedGeometryEffect used for?​

Answer: It allows for seamless animations between two views, like when transitioning from
one view to another.

176. What is .transition(.opacity) used for?​

Answer: It animates the opacity of a view, making it fade in or out.

177. How do you animate a custom path?​

Answer: Use Path with a Shape and animate it via the .trim modifier.
178. How to animate layout changes in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Use withAnimation around state changes that affect view size, position, or
visibility.

179. How to animate the background color of a view?​

Answer: Use .background(Color.blue).animation() on a view, where the color
changes based on state.

180. How do you reverse an animation?​

Answer: Use .animation(.reverse()) to reverse the animation effect.

🍏 Performance Optimizations
181. How can you optimize lists with large data in SwiftUI?​
Answer: Use LazyVStack, LazyHGrid, and only bind necessary data to the view.

182. How to prevent redundant re-renders in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use @State, @Binding, and @ObservedObject efficiently. Avoid unnecessary
view hierarchy updates.

183. What is @Environment(\.colorScheme) used for?​

Answer: It tracks the system’s color scheme (light or dark mode).

184. How do you profile a SwiftUI app for performance issues?​

Answer: Use Xcode’s Instruments (Time Profiler, Allocations, etc.) to track CPU usage,
memory, and rendering performance.

185. How to handle a view that has too many subviews?​

Answer: Use LazyVStack/LazyHGrid for lists, and try to break the view into smaller
components.

186. How do you manage heavy animations for better performance?​

Answer: Reduce the complexity of the view being animated, avoid animating large view
hierarchies, and optimize timing.

187. How do you cache images in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use @StateObject to hold an image cache, or use third-party libraries like
SDWebImage.

188. How to detect low memory conditions in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use the Application.didReceiveMemoryWarningNotification or
UIApplication.shared.isLowPowerModeEnabled.

189. How can you improve SwiftUI layout performance?​

Answer: Minimize view hierarchy depth, avoid complex modifiers, and use lazy loading
where possible.
190. How to handle view complexity in large apps?​
Answer: Modularize components, use view builders, and offload complex UI logic to
separate views.

🍏 Advanced Techniques
191. What is UIViewRepresentable?​
Answer: It allows you to integrate UIKit components into SwiftUI views.

192. How do you create a custom UIViewRepresentable?​

Answer: Conform to the UIViewRepresentable protocol and implement required
methods.

193. What is UIViewControllerRepresentable used for?​

Answer: It allows you to integrate UIKit UIViewController into SwiftUI views.

194. How to handle accessibility in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use .accessibilityLabel(), .accessibilityHint(), and
.accessibilityValue() to make views accessible.

195. How to use ContextMenu in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A context menu is used to show a menu when the user right-clicks or long-presses
a view.

196. What is @Environment(\.presentationMode) used for?​

Answer: It provides a way to dismiss a view presented modally.

197. How do you add custom fonts in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Add the font to the Assets folder, and reference it using
.font(.custom("FontName", size: 16)).

198. How to implement a search bar in SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use SearchBar with a @State property to bind the query.

199. What is @Binding in SwiftUI?​

Answer: A property wrapper that allows a child view to read and modify a value owned by its
parent.

200. How to handle multiple platforms with SwiftUI?​

Answer: Use conditional modifiers or view adjustments based on platform checks, e.g., #if
os(iOS).