Which of the following statements is false?
A) Android devices have various screen sizes, resolutions and pixel densities (that is, dots per inch or DPI), so you typically provide images in various resolutions that the operating system chooses based on a device’s pixel density. These are placed in drawable folders (in a project’s res folder) that store images with different pixel densities.
B) Android Studio displays only one drawable folder containing the app’s drawable resources, even if your project contains resources for multiple densi-ties.
C) If Android cannot find an image in the drawable folder that most closely matches the device’s pixel density, Android will display nothing for that image.
D) Low-resolution images do not scale well. For images to render nicely, a high-pixel-density device needs higher-resolution images than a low-pixel-density device.

Question

Which of the following statements is false?
A) Android devices have various screen sizes, resolutions and pixel densities (that is, dots per inch or DPI), so you typically provide images in various resolutions that the operating system chooses based on a device’s pixel density. These are placed in drawable folders (in a project’s res folder) that store images with different pixel densities. 
B) Android Studio displays only one drawable folder containing the app’s drawable resources, even if your project contains resources for multiple densi-ties. 
C) If Android cannot find an image in the drawable folder that most closely matches the device’s pixel density, Android will display nothing for that image. 
D) Low-resolution images do not scale well. For images to render nicely, a high-pixel-density device needs higher-resolution images than a low-pixel-density device.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

If Android cannot find an image in the drawable folder that most closely matches the device’s pixel density, it will scale the closest available image to fit the device's requirements rather than displaying nothing.

Which of the Following Statements Is False