Accenture Application Development - Senior Analyst Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Basically it is a 30 mins skill test. Based on whichever role you are applying for

Q1. Since I have applied for Angular developer role, so the interview relates mostly on Angular and a little bit of MySql and java since i am a Full Stack Developer. Questions include 1) basics like Components...read more
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Q1. This is basically a managerial round related to some basic and tricky questions where you need to be very honest about your salary or why you chose to opt this role in the organisation. And many others.
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Q1. 1.What is difference between role and profile? 2.what is difference between with sharing and without sharing? 3.what are best practices for execution of Salesforce? 4.what is a Queue?
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• Role defines what a user can do in an organization while profile defines what a user can see in an organization

• With sharing enforces sharing rules while without sharing ignores sharing rules

• Best practices include using naming conventions, minimizing code in triggers, and using test classes

• A Queue is a Salesforce object used to manage records that require attention o
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Q2. 5.what is difference between isnull and is blank? 6.what is the primitive data types? 7.what is the difference between workflow and trigger?
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Difference between isnull and is blank, primitive data types, and difference between workflow and trigger.
• isnull is used to check if a value is null or not, while is blank is used to check if a value is empty or consists only of whitespace characters.

• Primitive data types are basic data types provided by a programming language, such as integers, floats, booleans, and characters.

• A workflow is a series of steps or actions...read more
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Q3. 8.what are the types of relationships?
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There are three types of relationships: one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many.
• One-to-one: each record in one table is related to only one record in another table.

• One-to-many: each record in one table is related to one or more records in another table.

• Many-to-many: multiple records in one table are related to multiple records in another table.

• Examples: one-to-one - a person has one passport, one-to-many - a customer...read more
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Q4. 9.what is difference between new and newmap?
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new is used to allocate memory for a single object while newmap is used to allocate memory for a map object.
• new is used to create a single object on the heap while newmap is used to create a map object on the heap.

• new returns a pointer to the object created while newmap returns a pointer to the map object created.

• new is used for creating objects of classes while newmap is used for creating maps.

• Example: int *p = new in...read more
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Q5. 10.what is wrapper class?
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Wrapper class is a class that wraps a primitive data type to provide additional functionality.
• Wrapper classes are used to convert primitive data types into objects.

• They provide methods to convert between primitive data types and objects.

• Examples of wrapper classes include Integer, Double, and Boolean.

• Wrapper classes are often used in collections and generics.

• They can also be used to pass primitive data types as argumen
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Q1. Expalin Angular lifecycle in detail
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Angular lifecycle includes various stages like ngOnChanges, ngOnInit, ngDoCheck, etc.
• Angular components go through a series of lifecycle stages from creation to destruction.

• ngOnChanges is called when an input property changes.

• ngOnInit is called after the first ngOnChanges.

• ngDoCheck is called during every change detection run.

• ngAfterContentInit is called after content is projected into the component.

• ngAfterViewInit is c...read more
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Q2. Explain change detection mechanism in angular
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Change detection mechanism in Angular detects changes in the application state and updates the view accordingly.
• Angular uses Zone.js to intercept asynchronous operations and trigger change detection

• Change detection is triggered by events like user input, timers, XHR requests, etc.

• Angular compares the current and previous states of the application to detect changes and update the view
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Q3. What is Pipe? What are the types? How to write custom pipe?
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A pipe is a feature in Angular that allows you to transform data in templates. There are built-in pipes and you can also create custom pipes.
• Types of pipes include built-in pipes like DatePipe, UpperCasePipe, LowerCasePipe, etc.

• Custom pipes can be created by using the @Pipe decorator and implementing the PipeTransform interface.

• To write a custom pipe, first create a new TypeScript file for the pipe, define the pipe cla...read more
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