Asite Solutions Sdet-I Interview Questions and Answers

2 coding questions .
topics were array and string

Q1. 2D array question and a linkedlist question (find the middle element of the list)
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Q2. Dbms questions like keys ,normalization, acid properties, types of network layer , deadlock in os
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Q1. Detect loop in a linkedlist
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Use Floyd's Tortoise and Hare algorithm to detect loop in a linked list.
• Initialize two pointers, slow and fast, at the head of the linked list.

• Move slow pointer by one step and fast pointer by two steps.

• If they meet at any point, there is a loop in the linked list.
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Q2. SQL queries basic level .
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Q1. Oops questions like inheritance and interface
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Q2. Sql queries from leetcode hard level
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Q1. Regarding frontend and backend testing
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Q2. Rest assured java
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Selenium automation code and questions around that

Q1. Dbms, oops concept
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Q1. Resume based question,likes dislikes
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Q2. Why do you want this company, why changing current
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Two coding questions along with the mcqs related to Computer networks, database management systems and aptitude was asked.

Q1. Code for nested dictionary Projects related Resume based
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Code for nested dictionary
• Use curly braces to define the outer dictionary

• Use square brackets to define the inner dictionaries

• Access values using keys
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Q1. Code to check if the string meets the password requirements. In built Java functions
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Code to check if a string meets password requirements using built-in Java functions.
• Use String class methods like length(), contains(), matches() to check for password requirements.

• Use regular expressions to validate password requirements such as minimum length, uppercase, lowercase, digits, special characters.

• Example: String password = "Pass123!"; boolean isValid = password.length() >= 8 && password.matches(".*[A-Z].*...read more
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Q2. In detail about Java libraries Exception handling Creating our own exception
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Q1. Coding Question related to Greedy Approach
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Q2. Objective Questions
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Q1. Question related to coroutine
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Q2. Question related to retrofit, MVVM
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It consisted 3 questions, first was coding, second was xPath and third was test cases

Q1. 2 coding questions, 1 selector question, then general questions of Java and testing.
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This was regarding testing processes, questions about testing processes, RCA, test cases

Q1. General HR and behavioral round
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Resoning ,time distance,blood relations,synogums

Normal loop based problem statement

Q1. About oops concept
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Q2. About api and types
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Files, Json object handling and String

Selenium UI Automation in 1 hr

Q1. Manual test case writting
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Q2. Manual cases about there cli tool
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Q1. Managerial Round for role fit and few technical questions
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Q1. Managerial round for role fir and few technical questions
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Q1. Director round for role fit and few technical querries
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Q1. Salary discussion Joining discussion Perks and other discussion
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Q1. Get the count of each character in the string
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Count the occurrences of each character in a given string
• Iterate through the string and use a hashmap to store the count of each character

• Return the hashmap as an array of strings with character and count pairs
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