Algoworks Technologies Software Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

They will ask questions on logic

Q1. About technology you mentioned in resume
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Q2. And arrays or condition based
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Q3. String function
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Q1. About technology and previous company about work
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Q1. Technical Discussion (Past Experiences, Based on your Technical Stack)
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Q1. Managerial Round
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Q1. Salary Discussion, Leaves, Other Benefits etc.
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Q1. Oops, design pattern, middleware, c# concepts,
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Q1. Sql, solid principles
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OOPS concepts, data structures, SQL, DBMS,

Q1. Core java basic questions
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Q1. What is difference between controller and rest controller
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Controller is a general term for a component that handles user requests, while a REST controller specifically handles RESTful requests.
• Controller is a general term for a component that handles user requests in a web application

• REST controller specifically handles RESTful requests, following the principles of REST architecture

• REST controller typically returns data in JSON or XML format, while a regular controller may re
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Q2. Coding question to print highest salary of a employee
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Print highest salary of an employee using coding
• Create an array of employee salaries

• Sort the array in descending order

• Print the first element of the sorted array as the highest salary
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Q3. Java 8 features
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Q4. What is jwt token
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JWT token is a JSON web token used for securely transmitting information between parties as a compact and self-contained way.
• JWT stands for JSON Web Token

• It consists of three parts: header, payload, and signature

• It is commonly used for authentication and information exchange in web development
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Q5. Microservice how to interact with other microservice
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Microservices interact with each other through APIs, messaging queues, or event-driven architecture.
• Use RESTful APIs for synchronous communication between microservices

• Implement messaging queues like RabbitMQ or Kafka for asynchronous communication

• Leverage event-driven architecture with tools like Apache Kafka or AWS SNS/SQS

• Consider using service mesh like Istio for managing communication between microservices
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