Project-level vs. module-level build.gradle files
This tests your grasp of Gradle's project/module structure. A good answer defines the project-level file for global settings (repositories, plugins) and the module-level for specifics (SDK versions, dependencies). A red flag is confusing their roles.
This question tests your fundamental understanding of Gradle's project vs. module hierarchy in Android. A strong answer first defines the project-level `build.gradle` for global configurations, then the module-level file for specific settings like `minSdk`, `applicationId`, and dependencies. Senior candidates should also mention the modern shift of global settings to `settings.gradle` and version catalogs. A red flag is mixing up these responsibilities.
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