RxJava quiz

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What is the purpose of the `debounce` operator in RxJava, and what is a typical use case?

1. What is the purpose of the `debounce` operator in RxJava, and what is a typical use case?
2. What are the three main types of notifications an RxJava `Observable` can emit to its subscribers?
3. What is the purpose of RxJava operators like `map`, `filter`, and `flatMap`?
4. Why might combining multiple independent asynchronous operations with `Single.zip` (or `Observable.zip`) be useful?
5. How do Kotlin coroutines (with Flow) compare to RxJava as an approach to asynchronous/reactive programming on the JVM/Android?
6. What is the difference between a "hot" and a "cold" Observable in RxJava?
7. What is the purpose of RxJava's error-handling operators like `onErrorReturn` or `onErrorResumeNext`?
8. What does it mean that RxJava operators are composable, and why is that considered a strength of the reactive programming style?
9. What is RxJava commonly used for on Android, especially before Kotlin coroutines became widely adopted?
10. What is the difference between `subscribeOn` and `observeOn` in an RxJava chain?
11. What is the role of `Scheduler`s in RxJava?
12. What is the core abstraction RxJava is built around?

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