Capricorn Systems Senior SQA Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Basic testing questions - sanity smoke difference
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Q2. Basic tools
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Q1. Regression Retesting
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Q2. Test planning bug report
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Q1. Common question
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Q1. "Hello world" java program to print the count of letter 'l'
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A Java program to count the occurrences of the letter 'l' in the string 'Hello world'.
• Create a Java program with a main method.

• Initialize a String variable with the value 'Hello world'.

• Use a loop to iterate through each character in the string and count the occurrences of the letter 'l'.

• Print the count of 'l' at the end.
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Q2. "Hello world" java program to print output as "olleH dlrow"
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Reverse the characters of each word in a given string
• Split the input string into an array of words

• Reverse each word in the array

• Join the reversed words back into a single string
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Q3. What is the diff between comparator and comparable
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Comparator is an interface used to sort objects, while Comparable is an interface used to compare objects for natural ordering.
• Comparator is used to define custom sorting logic for objects, while Comparable is used for natural ordering based on the class's implementation of compareTo() method.

• Comparator can be used to sort objects of different classes, while Comparable is implemented within the class itself.

• Example: So...read more
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Q4. What is lamda expression
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Lambda expression is a concise way to represent an anonymous function in programming languages.
• Lambda expressions are used to create small, inline functions without a formal definition.

• They are commonly used in functional programming languages like Python, Java, and C#.

• Lambda expressions can be used to simplify code and make it more readable.

• Example: (x, y) -> x + y is a lambda expression that takes two parameters a
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Q5. What is contructor chaining
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Constructor chaining is the process of calling one constructor from another constructor in a class.
• Allows reusing code and avoiding duplication

• Can be achieved using 'this' keyword in the constructor

• Helps in initializing objects with different parameters
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Q6. Appium & Selenium architecture
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Q7. How to handle notifications in mobile automation
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Handle notifications in mobile automation by using automation tools to interact with notifications, verify content, dismiss or respond to them.
• Use automation tools like Appium or Espresso to interact with notifications

• Verify the content of notifications by extracting text or images

• Dismiss notifications to continue with test execution

• Respond to notifications if required for test scenarios

• Handle different types of notifi...read more
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Q8. How to handle if element xpath is different in ios and android apps
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Use platform-specific locators or conditional statements to handle different element xpaths in iOS and Android apps.
• Use platform-specific locators like accessibility id for iOS and resource id for Android

• Implement conditional statements to switch between different xpaths based on the platform

• Utilize Appium's platformName capability to identify the platform and adjust the element xpath accordingly
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Q9. Different TestNG annotations and order
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TestNG annotations include @Test, @BeforeMethod, @AfterMethod, @BeforeClass, @AfterClass, @BeforeSuite, @AfterSuite
• @Test - denotes a test method

• @BeforeMethod - runs before each test method

• @AfterMethod - runs after each test method

• @BeforeClass - runs before the first test method in the current class

• @AfterClass - runs after the last test method in the current class

• @BeforeSuite - runs before all tests in the suite

• @AfterSu
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Q10. What is pom.xml and how to mention dependencies
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pom.xml is a configuration file used in Maven projects to define project settings and dependencies.
• pom.xml stands for Project Object Model XML

• It is used in Maven projects to manage project configuration, build settings, and dependencies

• Dependencies are mentioned inside the <dependencies> tag in pom.xml

• Each dependency is specified with <groupId>, <artifactId>, and <version>
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Q1. Introduce yourself
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Q2. Explain selenium C sharp automation work experience
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Q1. Java collections basics
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Q2. How to handle webtable in selenium
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Webtables in Selenium can be handled using methods like findElements, getText, getAttribute, etc.
• Use findElements method to locate the table and its rows

• Iterate through rows and columns using loops

• Use getText method to retrieve text from cells

• Use getAttribute method to retrieve specific attributes like class, id, etc.
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Q1. Section A: All coding related multi-choice questions with expected output
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Q2. Section B: All logical reasoning and aptitude 20 questions
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Q1. Opps concepts Abrction
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Q2. Testng annotatations
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Q3. Java code for reverse the string
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Java code to reverse a string using StringBuilder
• Create a StringBuilder object with the input string

• Use the reverse() method of StringBuilder to reverse the string

• Convert the reversed StringBuilder object back to a string using toString()
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Q4. They have given link on that ask to find xpath
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a dedicated Test Engineer with 5 years of experience in software testing and quality assurance.
• Experienced in creating test plans, test cases, and executing tests

• Proficient in using testing tools such as Selenium and JIRA

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

• Collaborative team player with excellent communication skills
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Q2. What is the manual testing
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Aptitude was hosted by Amazon themselves comprising of 3 sections:
1. Coding
2. MCQ regarding QA methodologies
3. Behavioural questions (where does your alignment lies)

Q1. Simple string manipulation (e.g. anagram string)
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Check if two strings are anagrams of each other
• Create a function that takes in two strings as input

• Remove all spaces and special characters from both strings

• Sort the characters in both strings and compare them to check if they are equal
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Q2. Optimise approach for each question
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Q1. Technical questions around automation suite
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Q1. More questions on the projects I have worked, questions around them
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Q1. Alignment on where you are likely going to be in the org
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Q2. Preferred work location
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