Centre for Development of Advanced Computing Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Mostly about linux , its distro and should have very strong knowledge in all commands
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Q2. Python- tuples and list..and which is faster? and libraries
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Q3. Asked many things like -do you know networking ,ai,ml algorithms ,have u worked on it ? the interview many look like simple ,but even the basics questions were asked tricky
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Q4. About your project
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Computer Networks, DBMS, OOPS, etc

Q1. Resume Projects, and Skills
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Q2. DBMS, Oops, Sql queries
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Q1. What is the structure of a Java program?
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Q2. What is the role of the garbage collector in Java programming, and where is it utilized?
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Q3. How would you rate your proficiency in Java programming?
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Q4. Can you explain a model used in natural language processing?
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Q5. Why do we use activation functions?
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Q1. Difference between mutex and semaphore
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Mutex is used for exclusive access to a resource by a single thread, while semaphore is used for controlling access to a resource by multiple threads.
• Mutex is binary in nature, allowing only one thread to access the resource at a time.

• Semaphore can have a count greater than 1, allowing multiple threads to access the resource simultaneously.

• Mutex is typically used for protecting critical sections of code.

• Semaphore is of...read more
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Q2. When we use volatile and const at the same time what will happen
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When volatile and const are used together, the variable is treated as read-only and its value can change unexpectedly.
• The const keyword indicates that the variable's value cannot be changed by the program.

• The volatile keyword tells the compiler that the variable's value may change at any time, even if it doesn't appear to be modified by the program.

• When used together, the variable is treated as read-only by the program...read more
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Q3. Is brute force is good or bad
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Brute force can be both good and bad depending on the context and application.
• Brute force can be effective for small scale problems or when time is limited.

• However, it is inefficient and impractical for large scale problems.

• Brute force may also be necessary in certain scenarios where no other efficient solution exists.

• For example, brute force can be used in password cracking when other methods fail.
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Q1. Difference between mutex and semaphore
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Mutex is used for exclusive access to a resource by a single thread, while semaphore is used for controlling access to a resource by multiple threads.
• Mutex is binary in nature, allowing only one thread to access the resource at a time.

• Semaphore can have a count greater than 1, allowing multiple threads to access the resource simultaneously.

• Mutex is used for protecting critical sections of code, while semaphore is used ...read more
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Q2. What happens when we use volatile and const at the same time
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When volatile and const are used together, the variable is treated as read-only and its value can change unexpectedly.
• Using volatile and const together is rare but can be useful for memory-mapped hardware registers.

• The volatile keyword tells the compiler that the variable can be changed unexpectedly, while const ensures the variable is read-only.

• Example: const volatile int * const ptr = (int *)0x1234; // pointer to a r...read more
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