Axeno Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What is stlc?? Explain
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STLC stands for Software Testing Life Cycle. It is a process followed to ensure quality in software development.
• STLC involves planning, designing, executing, and reporting of tests.

• It includes various stages like requirement analysis, test planning, test case development, test execution, and test closure.

• The main objective of STLC is to identify defects early in the development cycle and ensure that the software meets ...read more
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Q2. Defect life cycle explain
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Defect life cycle is the process of identifying, reporting, prioritizing, fixing, and verifying defects in software.
• Defect is identified by testing or user feedback

• Defect is reported to the development team

• Defect is prioritized based on severity and impact

• Defect is fixed by the development team

• Defect fix is verified by testing

• Defect is closed if verified or reopened if not fixed
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Q3. Defect leackage ratio
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Q4. What is regression testing
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Regression testing is the process of testing changes made to a software application to ensure that existing functionality still works.
• It is performed after making changes to the software

• It ensures that existing functionality is not affected by the changes

• It helps to catch any defects or bugs introduced by the changes

• It can be automated to save time and effort

• Examples include testing after bug fixes, new feature additio
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Q5. What is sanity testing
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Sanity testing is a type of software testing that checks whether the basic functionalities of the application are working properly or not.
• It is performed after the completion of functional testing

• It is a subset of regression testing

• It helps to identify the defects early in the testing cycle

• It is a quick and shallow testing process

• Example: Checking if the login page is working properly
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Q6. What is smoke testing
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Smoke testing is a preliminary testing technique to check if the software build is stable enough for further testing.
• It is a quick and shallow testing technique

• It is performed to ensure that the critical functionalities of the software are working fine

• It is usually done after a new build is deployed

• It helps to identify major issues early in the testing cycle

• It is not a substitute for comprehensive testing
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Q7. Priority and severity with example
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Priority and severity are used to classify issues based on their impact and urgency.
• Priority refers to the urgency of fixing an issue, while severity refers to the impact of the issue on the system or users.

• Priority is usually assigned based on the business needs and impact on the project timeline.

• Severity is usually assigned based on the impact on the system or users, such as critical, major, minor, or cosmetic.

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Q8. Questions on projects done
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It was easy normal questions.

It was of 10 min discussion.

Q1. What is react js and why we used it?
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React JS is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
• React JS allows for building reusable UI components.

• It uses a virtual DOM for efficient rendering.

• React JS is popular for single-page applications and dynamic web interfaces.

• It follows a component-based architecture.
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Q2. Client vs server side script language?
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Client side script languages run on the user's browser, while server side script languages run on the server.
• Client side script languages include JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

• Server side script languages include PHP, Python, and Ruby.

• Client side scripts are executed on the user's browser, while server side scripts are executed on the server before the page is sent to the user.

• Client side scripts can be viewed and modified...read more
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Q1. What short of projects have you worked?
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I have worked on various projects including data analysis, market research, and financial modeling.
• Data analysis projects involved cleaning and analyzing large datasets to extract insights.

• Market research projects included conducting surveys and analyzing competitor data.

• Financial modeling projects focused on forecasting financial performance and evaluating investment opportunities.
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Q1. Introduce yourself (basically tell them about your skillset, and why you should be considered for this role)
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Q2. Explain features of OOP (abstraction, encapusulation, inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic binding)
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OOP features include abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and dynamic binding.
• Abstraction: hiding implementation details and showing only necessary information

• Encapsulation: bundling data and methods that operate on that data within a single unit

• Inheritance: creating new classes from existing ones, inheriting properties and methods

• Polymorphism: ability of objects to take on multiple forms or behaviors

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Q3. Write a program to print primes (I wrote brute force method first, then suggested the n/2 method, then finally the squareroot of n method)
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Q1. What is your family background?
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Q2. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q3. Tell me about yourself.
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