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GET and POST requests in Android Kotlin - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is a GET request in Android networking?
A GET request asks a server to send data to the app. It is like asking for information without changing anything on the server.
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beginner
What is a POST request used for?
A POST request sends data from the app to the server. It is used to create or update information on the server.
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intermediate
Which Kotlin library is commonly used for making GET and POST requests in Android?
OkHttp is a popular Kotlin library for making HTTP requests like GET and POST in Android apps.
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beginner
In a POST request, where do you put the data you want to send?
You put the data in the request body, usually as JSON or form data.
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beginner
Why should network requests be done off the main thread in Android?
Because network calls can take time, doing them on the main thread would freeze the app UI. Using background threads keeps the app responsive.
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Which HTTP method is used to retrieve data without changing the server?
APUT
BPOST
CGET
DDELETE
Where is data sent in a POST request?
AIn the request body
BIn the request headers
CIn the response
DIn the URL
Which Kotlin library is commonly used for HTTP requests in Android?
ARetrofit
BOkHttp
CGlide
DRoom
Why should network requests not run on the main thread?
AThey use too much memory
BThey do not work on the main thread
CThey are faster on the main thread
DThey can freeze the UI
What does a POST request usually do?
ASends data to create or update on the server
BRetrieves data from the server
CDeletes data on the server
DUpdates the app UI
Explain the difference between GET and POST requests in Android apps.
Think about asking for information versus sending information.
You got /4 concepts.
    Describe why network requests should be done on background threads in Android.
    Imagine waiting for a slow response while trying to use the app.
    You got /4 concepts.