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ERICA HANSON: Well, without further ado,
we'd love to add in Kyle in just a moment to share trivia.
So please stick around for a few seconds,
and he will be joining us.
So really excited to brush up on your knowledge
and see where we're at with our trivia.
Hopefully I'll get more than a couple.
Let's see.
So over to Kyle.
KYLE PAUL: Hi, everyone.
I'm Kyle Paul, Developer Ecosystems
lead here in North America.
And I look after programs like the Developer Student Clubs.
So very excited of all the demos that we've seen here today.
Many more yet to come.
As Erica mentioned, I'm leading the trivia break here today.
But first, I'm happy to announce that those of you watching
today, there is an attendee challenge
badge that you can get if you hop over under this link.
Don't worry.
We'll be sharing it in the live chat as well.
But while you're there at google.dev,
you can learn about other Google technologies.
So there's Android, Firebase, lots of cool code labs
and learning pathways that you can hop into.
But without further ado, let's ready to get to this challenge.
So first question.
When was Google officially founded?
So you have 1995, 1998, 2002, or 2003.
Throw your answers over in the chat.
Let's see.
We got 10 seconds up on the clock.
See who's going to get it.
This should be an easy one.
No quick Google searches.
That's why there's only 10 seconds on the clock.
Ready?
And 1998 is the correct answer.
Awesome.
Congrats to all of you who got that one.
On to the next one.
So this is a Chrome question.
In which year was the first version of Google Chrome
released?
Was that in 1999, 2008, 2014, or 2016?
10 seconds back up on the clock.
So lock in your answers now over on the YouTube live chat.
Let's see which ones we get.
And 10 seconds is up.
The correct answer is 2008 is when the first version
of Google Chrome was released.
Congratulations to those of you who got it.
On to the next one.
It's an Android question.
So which of the following is not an attribute
of android.widget.TextView?
Is it android:id, android:text, android:layout_width,
or android:hint?
We're putting 10 seconds back up on the clock.
See who gets it.
No Google searches.
This is a tough one.
We're getting tougher as they go.
So correct answer is android:hint is not
an attribute of TextView.
And our next one is a TensorFlow question.
So for those of you into the ML/AI stuff,
we have in a neural network, which
of the following strategies is used to deal
with overfitting in TensorFlow?
Is it dropout, regularization, batch normalization, or D, all
the above?
We got 10 seconds back up on the clock.
Lock in your answers as soon as you know it.
And 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Let's see who got D, all the above is the correct answer.
So all of these are great strategies.
And our final question is a Google Cloud question.
So which of the following network tools
protects apps from distributed denial-of-service attacks?
Is it Google Cloud Defender, Google Cloud Destroyer,
Google Cloud Shield, or Google Cloud Armor?
And we've got our 10 seconds back up on the clock.
Let's see who gets it.
These are getting harder.
I know, folks.
So very excited to see who gets all of these right.
And 10 seconds is up.
And it is Google Cloud Armor is what helps
protect against DDoS attacks.
And so thank you all for playing today along in the trivia.
Don't forget to hop over and collect your DSC Solution
Challenge attendee badge over on this link.
And stay tuned for more demos coming up.
Excited to have all of you here.
Cheers.
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