Dassault Systemes Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What are the golden rules of accounting?
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The golden rules of accounting are basic principles that guide the process of recording financial transactions.
• The golden rules include the principles of debit and credit, which are used to record transactions accurately.

• Debit what comes in and credit what goes out is one of the golden rules of accounting.

• Another golden rule is debit the receiver and credit the giver.

• The final golden rule is debit all expenses and loss...read more
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Q2. What is the general accounting entry for prepaid taxes?
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Prepaid taxes are recorded as an asset on the balance sheet until they are actually paid.
• Prepaid taxes are initially recorded as a debit to the Prepaid Taxes account and a credit to the Cash account.

• When the taxes are actually paid, the entry is a debit to the Taxes Expense account and a credit to the Prepaid Taxes account.

• The balance in the Prepaid Taxes account represents taxes that have been paid in advance but not ...read more
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Q3. What is budgeting?
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Budgeting is the process of creating a plan for how to spend money, taking into account income and expenses.
• Budgeting involves setting financial goals and creating a roadmap to achieve them

• It helps in tracking expenses, identifying areas for cost savings, and ensuring financial stability

• Examples of budgeting tools include spreadsheets, budgeting apps, and financial planning software
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Q4. What is the difference between budgeting and forecasting?
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Budgeting involves setting a financial plan for a specific period, while forecasting predicts future financial outcomes based on current data and trends.
• Budgeting is a detailed financial plan for a specific period, usually a year, outlining expected revenues and expenses.

• Forecasting involves predicting future financial outcomes based on current data and trends, helping in decision-making and planning.

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Q5. What is the order to cash process?
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Order to cash process is the set of business processes involved in receiving and fulfilling customer orders.
• Customer places an order

• Order is processed and approved

• Product is picked, packed, and shipped

• Invoice is generated and sent to customer

• Payment is received and recorded
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Q6. What is the process of bank reconciliation?
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Bank reconciliation is the process of comparing a company's records with those of the bank to ensure they match.
• Gather bank statements and company records

• Compare deposits, withdrawals, and fees between the two sets of records

• Identify and investigate any discrepancies

• Adjust the company's records to match the bank's records

• Prepare a bank reconciliation statement to document the process
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Q7. What does a real account mean?
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A real account refers to assets, liabilities, and equity accounts on a company's balance sheet.
• Real accounts are permanent accounts that are not closed at the end of an accounting period.

• They include assets like cash, accounts receivable, inventory, property, plant, and equipment, as well as liabilities and equity.

• Changes in real accounts are recorded on the balance sheet and do not affect the income statement.

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Q1. Tell me about your Project? what part you tested in your project?
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I worked on a project to develop a mobile application for tracking fitness goals and workouts.
• Tested user authentication and registration processes

• Performed functional testing on workout tracking features

• Conducted regression testing after each new feature implementation
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Q2. What is Regression testing and what is regression defects?
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Regression testing is retesting of software to ensure that recent changes have not adversely affected existing features. Regression defects are bugs that reappear after changes.
• Regression testing is performed to make sure that new code changes have not introduced any new bugs or caused existing functionalities to break.

• It involves re-executing test cases that cover the impacted areas of the software.

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Q3. Scenario based question in that ask about the regression defects
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Regression defects occur when previously working features fail after changes in the codebase.
• Regression defects can arise after new features are added, e.g., a new payment method breaks existing checkout functionality.

• They can also occur due to code refactoring, such as changing a function's implementation that inadvertently affects other parts.

• Automated regression tests help catch these defects early, e.g., running a ...read more
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Q4. Verification vs Validation?
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Verification ensures the product is built right, while validation ensures the right product is built.
• Verification focuses on process, validation focuses on product

• Verification answers 'Are we building the product right?'

• Validation answers 'Are we building the right product?'

• Verification is done before validation
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Q5. How frequently do you run the Regression Test?
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Regression tests are run after every significant code change or new feature implementation.
• Regression tests are typically run after every significant code change or new feature implementation to ensure that existing functionalities are not affected.

• The frequency of running regression tests may vary depending on the project timeline and release cycle.

• In Agile development, regression tests are often run as part of the co...read more
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Q6. How to select 5 th dropdown option?
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To select the 5th dropdown option, locate the dropdown element and choose the 5th option.
• Locate the dropdown element using its unique identifier or class name

• Use a method like 'selectByIndex' or 'selectByVisibleText' to choose the 5th option

• Verify that the correct option has been selected
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Q7. Find the xpath of "Google Search tab" & "Voice search button"?
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Use xpath to locate Google Search tab and Voice search button on the webpage.
• For Google Search tab: //input[@name='btnK']

• For Voice search button: //div[@aria-label='Search by voice']
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Q8. Write a java program for reverse string without pre defined method.
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Java program to reverse a string without using predefined methods.
• Create a char array from the input string.

• Use two pointers, one at the start and one at the end, to swap characters.

• Continue swapping characters until the pointers meet in the middle.
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Q9. Which libraries use for the verifying test cases?
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Some common libraries used for verifying test cases are JUnit, TestNG, Selenium, and RestAssured.
• JUnit is a popular Java testing framework for unit testing.

• TestNG is another Java testing framework that supports parameterized and data-driven testing.

• Selenium is a widely used tool for automating web browsers for testing purposes.

• RestAssured is a Java library for testing RESTful APIs.
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Q1. Directly test hands on Oracle SQL /SQL with joins as primary question.
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Q2. Further question on aggregate Functions in SQL and analytical question will Null=Null etc...
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Q3. Joins available in SAP BODS and custom function. (lookup)
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SAP BODS supports various joins and custom functions for data integration and transformation.
• Inner Join: Combines records with matching values in both tables. Example: Joining customer and order tables on customer ID.

• Left Outer Join: Returns all records from the left table and matched records from the right table. Example: All customers with their orders.

• Right Outer Join: Returns all records from the right table and ma...read more
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Q4. Pushdown operation in SAP BODS (partial and full)
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Pushdown operations in SAP BODS optimize data processing by executing transformations at the database level.
• Partial Pushdown: Only some transformations are pushed to the database, while others are processed in BODS.

• Example: Filtering data at the database level while performing aggregations in BODS.

• Full Pushdown: All transformations are executed in the database, minimizing data movement.

• Example: Using SQL functions dire...read more
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It included aptitude, technical and coding questions

Q1. Questions on SQL(Joins)
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Q2. Questions on arrays, substrings
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