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Q1. OOPs concepts , exception and Collection
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Q1. Related to testing, creating test cases and report, communication test
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Q2. Communication test, encryption technology
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Q1. What is the difference between functional and non functional testing
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Functional testing checks if the software functions as expected, while non-functional testing checks other aspects like performance and usability.
• Functional testing focuses on the specific functions of the software, ensuring they work correctly.

• Non-functional testing evaluates aspects like performance, usability, reliability, and scalability.

• Examples of functional testing include unit testing, integration testing, and ...read more
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Q2. How do you decide when to stop testing
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Decide to stop testing based on completion of test cases, meeting quality standards, deadlines, and budget constraints.
• Stop testing when all test cases have been executed and passed successfully

• Stop testing when the software meets the quality standards and requirements

• Stop testing when deadlines are approaching and further testing may delay the release

• Stop testing when budget constraints limit the resources available f
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Relatable questions related to your graduation or other some basics questions from schooling.

Q1. Firstly normal introduction secondly about your graduation third and last 2 or 3 questions for checking your IQ that's it.
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Q2. They ask about normal tools which i had used to in my btech like find the inner dia from vernier caliper or draw iron-carbon diagram
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Q3. What is the use of verniercaliper?
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Vernier caliper is a precision measuring tool used to measure dimensions with high accuracy.
• Used to measure the internal and external dimensions of an object

• Consists of a main scale and a sliding vernier scale for more precise measurements

• Commonly used in engineering, machining, and manufacturing industries

• Example: Measuring the diameter of a shaft or the thickness of a sheet metal
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Q4. Draw iron carbon diagram?
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Iron carbon diagram shows the phases of iron and carbon at different temperatures.
• Iron carbon diagram is a graphical representation of the phases of iron and carbon at different temperatures.

• It shows the phases such as austenite, ferrite, cementite, and pearlite.

• The diagram helps in understanding the microstructure of steel and its properties.

• The diagram is used in heat treatment processes to control the properties of
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Q5. Difference between four strokeand 2 stroke engine?
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Four stroke engines have four stages (intake, compression, power, exhaust) per cycle, while two stroke engines have only two stages (compression, power).
• Four stroke engines have separate intake and exhaust strokes, while two stroke engines combine intake and exhaust in one stroke.

• Four stroke engines are more fuel efficient and produce less emissions compared to two stroke engines.

• Examples of four stroke engines include...read more
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Q1. Basic Technical questions Solidworks and AutoCAD test and general questions
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Q2. General engineering questions,
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Q3. Questions put up from your resume
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Q1. Salary discussion, your some personal details
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Q1. Why we use Hg in Barometer
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Hg is used in barometers due to its high density, low vapor pressure, and wide liquid range.
• Hg has a high density, allowing for accurate measurement of atmospheric pressure

• Hg has a low vapor pressure, ensuring that the liquid remains in the barometer tube

• Hg has a wide liquid range, making it suitable for measuring a wide range of pressures
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Q2. What is density
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Density is a measure of how much mass is contained in a given volume.
• Density is calculated by dividing the mass of an object by its volume.

• It is commonly expressed in units such as grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm^3) or kilograms per liter (kg/L).

• Objects with higher density have more mass packed into a smaller volume, while objects with lower density have less mass spread out over a larger volume.

• For example, lead has ...read more
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