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    The document provides answers to questions about programming languages, HTML tags, CSS positioning, React Native components, and testing a designed app on Expo snack. It defines JavaScript as an imperative language, HTML as a declarative language, and describes uses of <div> tags and differences between relative and absolute positioning. It also explains the uses of opacity in CSS, JSX in React Native, and the snack.expo.io editor for building apps. Steps are given for testing an app on mobile via Expo Go and QR code scanning. The roles of render and return functions are defined.

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    The document provides answers to questions about programming languages, HTML tags, CSS positioning, React Native components, and testing a designed app on Expo snack. It defines JavaScript as an imperative language, HTML as a declarative language, and describes uses of <div> tags and differences between relative and absolute positioning. It also explains the uses of opacity in CSS, JSX in React Native, and the snack.expo.io editor for building apps. Steps are given for testing an app on mobile via Expo Go and QR code scanning. The roles of render and return functions are defined.

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    The document provides answers to questions about programming languages, HTML tags, CSS positioning, React Native components, and testing a designed app on Expo snack. It defines JavaScript as an imperative language, HTML as a declarative language, and describes uses of <div> tags and differences between relative and absolute positioning. It also explains the uses of opacity in CSS, JSX in React Native, and the snack.expo.io editor for building apps. Steps are given for testing an app on mobile via Expo Go and QR code scanning. The roles of render and return functions are defined.

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    1. Which one of the following is an Imperative Language?

    1. HTML
    2. CSS
    3. Java Script

    Answer: JavaScript

    2. Which one of the following is a Declarative Language?

    1. HTML
    2. CSS
    3. Java Script

    Answer: HTML

    3. Name two uses of a DIV tag?

    Answer:1. To create a Division in a webpage


    2. To apply CSS properties based on a group of Tags/Components.

    4. What is the difference between relative positioning and absolute positioning in HTML?

    Answer: In relative positioning, the component is positioned relative to its surroundings


    whereas in absolute positioning, the component is positioned at a specific location
    irrespective of its surrounding components.

    5. What is the use of opacity in CSS?

    Answer: To set the transparency of a Component / Image/.etc…


    6. Which is the programming language used in the React Native Framework?

    Answer: JSXL( JavaScript Extensible Language )

    7. Which online editor are we using for creating our apps in React Native Framework?

    Answer: snack.expo.io

    8. Write the steps to test your first designed app in the online editor on mobile.

    Answer: 1. Login to snack.expo.io


    2.Re-name your Project app.
    3. import libraries and components required to build your app.
    4. Designing of the app by writing the syntactical code.
    5. Save your Project
    6. Re-direct to the Right side of your Window and select QR Code option.
    7. In your mobile, install Expo Go app from Appstore and PlayStore.
    8 . Login in your mobile .
    9. Scan the QR Code from your mobile.
    10. Yaaay! You get the output.

    9. What is the use of the render function in React Native Framework?

    Answer: It basically displays all kind of components that we have designed till now.

    10. What is the use of the return function in the React Native Framework?

    Answer: It returns the Components that we have created to the Caller Function, that is then
    displayed on the screen as an output.
    11. What are the various components in your first app that you designed?

    Answer: Button, View, Text

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