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Q1. Abstraction and encapsulation in c#
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Abstraction and encapsulation are two fundamental concepts in object-oriented programming.
• Abstraction is the process of hiding complex implementation details and exposing only the necessary information to the user.

• Encapsulation is the process of wrapping data and code into a single unit, preventing direct access to the data from outside the unit.

• In C#, abstraction can be achieved through abstract classes and interfaces...read more
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Q2. Assembly language role in C#
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Assembly language is not directly used in C#, but can be used for low-level optimization.
• Assembly language can be used to write low-level code that can be called from C#.

• It can also be used for performance optimization in critical sections of code.

• However, it is not commonly used in modern C# development.

• Examples of using assembly language in C# include writing device drivers or interfacing with hardware.
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Q3. Indexers and reflection
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Q4. Difference between hashtable and dictionary
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Hashtable and dictionary are both key-value pair data structures, but hashtable is a general term while dictionary is specific to Python.
• Hashtable is a general term for a data structure that maps keys to values, while dictionary is a specific implementation of a hashtable in Python.

• Hashtable is used in many programming languages, while dictionary is specific to Python.

• Hashtable allows null values and null keys, while d...read more
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Q5. Linq related questions like firstordefault and single record
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Q6. Life cycle of angular hooks
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Angular hooks have a life cycle consisting of several phases.
• Angular hooks are functions that allow you to tap into the lifecycle of a component or directive in Angular.

• The lifecycle of an Angular hook consists of several phases, including OnInit, OnDestroy, and ngOnChanges.

• OnInit is called once the component or directive is initialized, while OnDestroy is called when it is destroyed.

• ngOnChanges is called whenever ther...read more
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Q7. Rxjs library in angular
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Rxjs is a library for reactive programming using Observables in Angular.
• Rxjs provides a way to handle asynchronous data streams in Angular applications.

• It allows for easy manipulation and transformation of data streams.

• Operators like map, filter, and reduce can be used to modify data streams.

• Rxjs also provides error handling and retry mechanisms for data streams.

• It is an essential part of Angular development and used e
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Q8. Difference between observable and promise
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Observables are streams of data that can be observed over time, while Promises are a one-time operation that returns a single value.
• Observables can emit multiple values over time, while Promises can only emit a single value.

• Observables can be cancelled, while Promises cannot be cancelled once they are initiated.

• Observables are lazy, meaning they only execute when subscribed to, while Promises are eager and execute imme...read more
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Q9. Attribute directives in angular
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Attribute directives in Angular are used to modify the behavior or appearance of an element.
• Attribute directives are used to change the behavior or appearance of an element based on the value of an attribute.

• They are denoted by square brackets [] in the HTML template.

• They can be used to add, remove or modify attributes of an element.

• Examples include ngClass, ngStyle, and ngModel.
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Q10. Difference between component and Directives
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Components are reusable UI elements while directives are instructions to manipulate the DOM.
• Components are self-contained and can be used multiple times in an application.

• Directives are used to add behavior to an existing DOM element.

• Components have their own template while directives do not.

• Examples of components are buttons, forms, and menus while examples of directives are ngIf, ngFor, and ngStyle.
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Q1. All questions were easy level. Oops Private constructor Mvc Joins in sql
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Q1. Managerial round was also easy
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Q1. What are spring components
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Spring components are reusable software modules that provide functionality to Spring applications.
• Spring components are Java classes that are managed by the Spring IoC container.

• They provide functionality such as data access, security, and web services.

• Examples include @Controller, @Service, @Repository, and @Component annotations.

• Spring components can be easily configured and wired together using dependency injection.

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Q2. What is hashcode method
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Hashcode method returns a unique integer value for an object
• Used for efficient storage and retrieval of objects in hash-based data structures

• Implemented in Java using hashCode() method

• Should be overridden in classes that override equals() method

• Example: String class in Java overrides hashCode() method to return a unique integer value for each string
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Q3. Oops concepts and lamda expression
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Q1. Angular Life cycle hooks
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Q2. Angular decorators
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Easy Test mostly involves normal aptitude questions from common topics

Q1. Introduce Yourself
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Q2. Write a simple C++ program
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A simple C++ program that prints 'Hello, World!'
• Use the 'cout' function from the 'iostream' library to print the message

• Remember to include the necessary header files at the beginning of the program
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Q1. About Projects, Coding
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Q2. Find Min max using recursion
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Recursively find the minimum and maximum values in an array of strings.
• Create a recursive function that takes in an array of strings and two variables to hold the minimum and maximum values.

• Base case: if the array has only one element, set both minimum and maximum to that element.

• Recursive case: divide the array in half and recursively call the function on each half, updating the minimum and maximum values accordingly.

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Q1. Explain Spring actuator
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Spring Actuator is a tool that provides endpoints for monitoring and managing Spring Boot applications.
• Actuator endpoints provide information about the application's health, metrics, and other details.

• It can be used to monitor and manage the application remotely.

• It can be customized to expose additional endpoints or to secure the existing ones.

• Some of the commonly used endpoints are /health, /info, /metrics, /env, etc.
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