Assume that an app is not in foreground but is still executing code. In which state will it be in?
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Answer Posted / Pritam Singh
When the app isn't in the foreground but still running, it's typically in a suspended state, meaning it's temporarily paused and can be quickly resumed when the user switches back to it.
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