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Which port is used for SSH connections?
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Option B is correct. SSH uses port 22.
Port 21 is FTP. Port 80 is HTTP. Always prioritize encrypted channels for admin tasks.
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| Certification | Code | Version | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Android Certified Application Developer | AND-X01 | v12 (Current) | Active | 45 MCQs, 90 min, 70% passing, $150 USD; Android Application Development v12 |
| Android Security Essentials | AND-X20 | Current | Active | 45 MCQs, 90 min, 70% passing, $150 USD; part of Application Engineer path |
| Android Applications UI/UX Design and Monetization Techniques | AND-X30 | Current | Active | 45 MCQs, 90 min, 70% passing, $150 USD; part of Application Engineer path |
| Training Skills for Android ATC Certified Trainer | AND-400 | Current | Active | 45 MCQs, 90 min, 70% passing, $150 USD; requires Application Engineer first |
| Flutter Certified Application Developer | AFD-200 | Current | Active | 45 MCQs, 90 min, 70% passing, $150 USD; Flutter cross-platform development |
| Android Application Development v8 | AND-801 | v8 (Legacy) | Retired | Replaced by AND-X01 (v12); certificates remain valid but version-specific |
| Android Security Essentials v8 | AND-802 | v8 (Legacy) | Retired | Replaced by AND-X20; certificates remain valid but version-specific |
| Android Applications UI/UX Design and Monetization v8 | AND-803 | v8 (Legacy) | Retired | Replaced by AND-X30; certificates remain valid but version-specific |
| Android Application Development | AND-401 | Legacy | Retired | Early version; replaced by AND-801, then AND-X01 |
| Android Security Essentials | AND-402 | Legacy | Retired | Early version; replaced by AND-802, then AND-X20 |
| Monetize Android Applications | AND-403 | Legacy | Retired | Early version; replaced by AND-803, then AND-X30 |
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All Android ATC exams cost $150 USD each, whether taken at an authorized testing center, a Pearson VUE center, or via online proctoring. Retakes are the same price and can be attempted after a 24-hour waiting period.
Each exam consists of 45 multiple-choice questions with a 90-minute time limit. Exams are closed-book and some questions include code snippets to test practical programming skills. A passing score of 70% is required.
No, Android ATC certificates have no expiration date. However, each certificate is linked to the specific Android version it was tested against, and that version is explicitly shown on the credential.
No, course attendance is not required. You may register for any Android ATC exam directly without completing a training course. However, self-study e-books ($14 USD) and instructor-led training through authorized centers are available for preparation.
The Android Certified Application Developer requires passing one exam (AND-X01) covering Android application development. The Android Certified Application Engineer requires passing three exams: AND-X01 (Development), AND-X20 (Security), and AND-X30 (UI/UX Design and Monetization).
Android ATC exams are available in English and Spanish. Exams can be taken at over 130 authorized testing centers worldwide or online with remote proctoring.
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