Being a results-oriented individual, I am constantly evaluating our current

position with regard to the goal and the necessary steps to achieve it.In my last
internship, I implemented new features in the application using Kotlin, improving
its functionality and user experience by creating and implementing XML layouts and
user-friendly design, which helped to create the app's interface. I also used the
Room database to manage the local database of the application.Utilized flow to
manage the live data and retrofit for effective data retrieval.Moreover, shared
preferences are used to persist simple data.Fixed breakdowns, establishing a
cooperative growth environment.

1. For generating a certificate for a course, I need to check whether the last
assessment was completed or not. So for checking it, I wrote the following code:
"val lastAssessment = courseItem.courseSections.flatMap { it.contentList }.last
{ it is CourseStructure.SectionContent.Assessment }"
It retrieves the last assessment content from a list of sections within a course
item. It does so by flattening the nested structure of sections and then filtering
for items that represent assessments, ultimately selecting the last assessment
content found.

2. One difficult situation I encountered when digging into a legacy Android

codebase was managing a large codebase that lacked documentation. I tackled this by
first becoming more familiar with various areas of the codebase, concentrating on a
single module or feature at a time. I was able to understand the dependencies and
functionality as a result of this.Divide complex procedures into smaller ones, take
out components that can be reused, and get rid of redundant code.Utilize Android
Studio's debugging features to go through the code and see how it behaves during
execution.I put the following piece of code into action to enhance the speed at
which the data is retrieved from the API.
"isPresent = attendance?.find { contentItem-> contentItem.contentId ==
it.id }?.status.equals("Present")"
It determines if a content item is present by searching for its attendance entry
and checking if the status is "Present".

3. for dynamic layout based on backend values in Flutter.

1. Fetch Data from the Backend: Use HTTP client libraries like http or dio to make
requests to your backend server and retrieve the necessary data.
2. Parse the data: parse it into Dart objects using libraries like
'json_serializable'.
3. Based on the parsed data, dynamically generate UI elements like ListView.builder
widget and wrap it in SingleChildScrollView, etc.
4. After that, we can manage the states of these elements and do the error
handling.