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IOS Developer Interview Questions

The document contains sample questions that may be asked in an iOS developer interview. The questions cover important Objective-C and Swift topics like data types, UI elements, table view cells, execution states, Core Data, Swift variables and constants, and enumerations. Answers to the questions are not shown.

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IOS Developer Interview Questions

The document contains sample questions that may be asked in an iOS developer interview. The questions cover important Objective-C and Swift topics like data types, UI elements, table view cells, execution states, Core Data, Swift variables and constants, and enumerations. Answers to the questions are not shown.

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Siva Kumaravel
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iOS Developer Interview Questions

Name four important data types found in Objective-C.

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How proficient are you in Objective-C and Swift? Can


you briefly describe their differences?

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What are UI elements and some common ways you can


add them to your app?

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Q
Explain the purpose of the reuseIdentifier in the
UITableViewCell constructor:

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What are some common execution states in iOS?

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What is the purpose of managed object context


(NSManagedObjectContext) in Objective-C and how
does it work?

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Q
Determine the value of x in the Swift code below.
Explain your answer.

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Find the bug in the Objective-C code below. Explain your


answer.

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Explain the difference between raw and associated


values in Swift.

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