Accenture Application Development Analyst Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What is the difference between profile and role?
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Q2. What is the difference between Asynchronous and Synchronous Apex?
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Asynchronous Apex allows for processing to continue while waiting for external processes, while Synchronous Apex waits for processes to complete before continuing.
• Asynchronous Apex allows for long-running processes to run in the background without blocking the user interface.

• Synchronous Apex executes in a single transaction and waits for processes to complete before moving on to the next step.

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Q3. What is Future Method? How do we Define it?
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Future method is a way to run asynchronous Apex code in Salesforce.
• Future methods are annotated with @future and are used to run code asynchronously in Salesforce.

• They are commonly used for long-running operations like callouts to external systems.

• Future methods cannot return a value and must be static methods.

• They are queued for execution and run in a separate thread, allowing the main thread to continue processing.

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Q4. Types of events in Aura?
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Events in Aura are actions that can be handled in Lightning components.
• Component events: Fired by a component and handled by the component or its ancestors.

• Application events: Fired by a component and handled by any component in the application.

• System events: Fired by the Aura framework.

• Examples: component event to notify parent component, application event to communicate between unrelated components.
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Medium level difficulty MCQs

Q1. Questions like explain project and JS related questions to test basic knowledge
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Q1. Why are you looking for a job change
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Q2. Current Salary and Expected Salary
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All aptitude topics including reasoning, English

Q1. Technical questions related to project
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Q2. What technologydo you use in project
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Q3. Difficulties faced in implementing project
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One of the difficulties faced in implementing a project is managing scope creep.
• Managing scope creep can be challenging as it involves controlling changes to the project scope.

• It requires constant communication with stakeholders to ensure that project requirements are clearly defined and any changes are properly evaluated.

• Scope creep can lead to delays, increased costs, and potential conflicts within the project team.

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Q1. Working of streams in java. How are they executed?
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Streams in Java are sequences of elements that support functional-style operations. They are executed lazily.
• Streams are created from collections, arrays, or I/O resources.

• Operations on streams are either intermediate (e.g. filter, map) or terminal (e.g. forEach, collect).

• Stream operations are executed only when a terminal operation is invoked.

• Streams can be parallelized to improve performance using parallelStream() me
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Q2. What is reflection in java?
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Reflection in Java is a feature that allows a program to examine or modify its own structure at runtime.
• Reflection allows you to inspect classes, interfaces, fields, and methods at runtime.

• You can use reflection to instantiate objects, invoke methods, and access or modify fields dynamically.

• Reflection is commonly used in frameworks like Spring and Hibernate for dependency injection and ORM mapping.

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