Capgemini Automation Testing Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Use testing methods
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Testing methods include manual testing, automated testing, exploratory testing, regression testing, and acceptance testing.
• Manual testing involves manually executing test cases and recording results.

• Automated testing involves using software tools to execute tests and compare actual results with expected results.

• Exploratory testing involves exploring the software to find defects and issues.

• Regression testing involves re...read more
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Q2. Different types of testing
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Different types of testing include unit, integration, system, acceptance, regression, performance, and security testing.
• Unit testing: testing individual units or components of the software

• Integration testing: testing how different units or components work together

• System testing: testing the entire system as a whole

• Acceptance testing: testing to ensure the software meets the requirements and is ready for release

• Regressi...read more
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Python , java, c, c++, c sharp, azure

Arithmetic , reasoning, english, logical, puzzle,

Q1. Write a code for febonacci series
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Q2. Dynamic webElements handling using Xpath?
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Q3. What is spike in agile?
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Q4. Difference between agile and waterfall based model?
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Q5. Sprint point system? Explain?
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Q6. Payment failure by debit card in e-commerce site? Make test scenarios?
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Q1. How do agile methodologies function in B2B projects?
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Agile methodologies in B2B projects involve frequent communication, adaptability, and collaboration with stakeholders.
• Agile methodologies in B2B projects prioritize customer collaboration and responding to change over following a strict plan.

• Regular feedback from stakeholders helps in adjusting project scope and priorities in real-time.

• Cross-functional teams work together closely to deliver incremental value to the B2B...read more
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Q2. What is your experience with barcode scanners?
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I have extensive experience working with barcode scanners in various automation projects.
• Implemented barcode scanning functionality in warehouse management system to track inventory

• Integrated barcode scanners with automated testing tools for regression testing

• Utilized barcode scanners in manufacturing processes to improve efficiency and accuracy
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Q1. Basics of Selenium(Windowhandles,Screenshot,Actions class,Selector Class,) with syntax
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Q2. Asked to write Automation Framework architecture
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Q3. What are the different gherkin words
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Gherkin words are keywords used in Gherkin syntax for writing test scenarios in Behavior Driven Development (BDD).
• Feature

• Scenario

• Given

• When

• Then

• And

• But
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Q4. What we will use in plugin
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Plugins are used to extend the functionality of a software application.
• Plugins are additional software components that can be added to an existing application to provide new features or functionalities.

• They can be used to customize the behavior of the application without modifying its core code.

• Examples of plugins include browser extensions, WordPress plugins, and Adobe Photoshop filters.
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Q5. How to run runner class
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To run a runner class, you can use a test runner tool like JUnit or TestNG in your automation testing framework.
• Use a test runner tool like JUnit or TestNG to execute the runner class

• Add the @RunWith annotation in JUnit or specify the runner class in TestNG XML file

• Make sure the runner class includes the necessary setup and teardown methods for test execution
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Q6. Java oops, strings , exception handling
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Q7. How to run parallel mode in testng,groups,priority
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TestNG allows running tests in parallel mode using groups and priorities.
• Use 'parallel' attribute in testng.xml file to specify parallel mode (e.g. )

• Use 'groups' attribute in testng.xml file to group tests that should run in parallel (e.g. )

• Use 'priority' attribute in testng.xml file to specify the order in which tests should run (e.g.
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Q8. Write Merge Sort Programme
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Merge Sort is a divide and conquer algorithm that divides the input array into two halves, sorts them, and then merges them back together.
• Divide the array into two halves recursively

• Sort each half using Merge Sort recursively

• Merge the sorted halves back together
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Q9. Write Reverse a string programme
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Program to reverse a string using array of characters
• Create an array of characters from the input string

• Iterate through the array in reverse order and append each character to a new string

• Return the reversed string
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Q10. Write syntax of data driven testing (XSSF Workbook) Syntax
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Data driven testing syntax using XSSF Workbook
• Create XSSFWorkbook object

• Get the sheet from the workbook

• Iterate through rows and columns to fetch test data

• Use test data in your test cases
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Q1. Selenium basics ( window handles , screenshot,reports, file upload and download, Add extension, Headless mode)
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Q1. List, lambda function, reverse string program
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Q2. Sort the list, dictionary
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Q1. OOP concept, Decorator, list to dictionary, Linux
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Q1. Tell me your Self introduce
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Q2. Tell me project structure
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Project structure refers to the organization of files, folders, and resources within a software project.
• Main folders like src (source code), test (test cases), lib (libraries), docs (documentation)

• Subfolders for specific modules or components

• Configuration files like pom.xml, package.json, etc.

• Build scripts like Jenkinsfile, Dockerfile

• Version control files like .gitignore, .gitattributes

• README.md file for project overvi
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Q1. What is Hard assert
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Hard assert is a type of assertion in test automation that stops the test execution immediately when a failure occurs.
• Hard assert is used to validate the expected outcome of a test case

• If the assertion fails, the test execution is halted and marked as failed

• It is commonly used in automated test scripts to ensure the correctness of the application under test
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Q2. What is soft assert
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Soft assert is a way to continue the execution of a test case even after an assertion failure.
• Soft assert does not stop the execution of the test case when an assertion fails.

• It is useful when you want to log the failure but continue with the remaining test steps.

• Soft assert is commonly used in test automation frameworks like TestNG in Java.
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