What is the difference between Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android? - Xamarin Quiz

Xamarin - Quiz(MCQ)

What is the difference between Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android?

A)

Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android are the same thing.

B)

Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android are used for developing cross-platform applications.

C)

Xamarin.iOS is used for developing iOS applications, while Xamarin.Android is used for developing Android applications.

D)

Xamarin.iOS is used for developing Android applications, while Xamarin.Android is used for developing iOS applications.

Correct Answer : Xamarin.iOS is used for developing iOS applications, while Xamarin.Android is used for developing Android applications.

Explanation : Xamarin.iOS is a toolset used for developing native iOS applications using C# and .NET. On the other hand, Xamarin.Android is a toolset used for developing native Android applications using C# and .NET.

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Which of the following is used in a situation where Less platform-specific code is required?

A)

Xamarin.forms

B)

Xamarin.native

C)

Can Not Say

D)

None of the above

Correct Answer : Xamarin.forms

Explanation : Xamarin.forms are used in a situation where Less platform-specific code is required.

Assists developers in creating a single cross-platform API for their mobile applications, which can be accessed via common code?

A)

Xamarin Studio

B)

Xamarin Profiler

C)

Xamarin Insights

D)

Xamarin.Essentials

Correct Answer : Xamarin.Essentials

Explaination : Xamarin.Essentials assist developers in creating a single cross-platform API for their mobile applications, which can be accessed via common code.

How many types of pages are available in Xamarin Forms?

A)

2

B)

3

C)

4

D)

6

Correct Answer : 6

Explanation : There are 6 types of pages available in Xamarin Forms: Carousel Page, Content Page, MasterDetail Page, Navigation Page, Tabbed Page, and Template Page.

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