General Iphone Apps MCQs

1. Which of the following apps is a game?

2. When you using eggtimer, whilst GPS will work out your altitude on iPod touch

3. The iPhone is a line of Internet and multimedia-enabled smartphones designed and marketed by Intel Corporation.

4. Which App store has been mentioned in the lesson?

5. Which Internet browser is installed on the iPhone/iPad?

6. Standard to the iPhone/iPad is a device that allows the user to flip the screen from landscape to portrait mode simply by rotating the phon By what name is this function better known?

7. The iPhone/iPad doesn't require a stylus to use its touch screen, instead it has been specifically designed for use with a finger(s) to touch and drag the screen. What is this technology called?

8. In which operating system iPhone/iPad development is done?

9. What is iPhone's screen resolution?

10. The iPhone/iPad browser supports rendering Flash applets?

11. Which company did Apple team up with to provide their iPhone/iPad Map software offering?

12. IPhone applications can be ___________ on a MacBook Pro:

13. Besides being based on C, the Objective-C language was derived from a language called __?

14. Apple has provided a powerful ___ (SDK) that allows for rapid iPhone/iPad application development.

15. The iPhone OS is a version of:

16. Which one is NOT a development tool for iPhone/iPad applications?

17. OOP stands for?

18. Which is the latest version of the iPhone OS that is just released?

19. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is a style of programming in which your code is broken up into units, known as

20. Keeping track of objects you own and releasing them when you're done using them

21. At the start of program execution all subclasses are initialized before the parent class

22. The @private directive restricts access to instance variables to methods in the class; subclasses cannot access the variables directly

23. If you start a class definition that conforms to a specified protocol, you need to release all the methods you will implement for that protocol in the @interface section.

24. Int, float, and char are reserved words and examples of Objective-C basic objects.