Detroit Engineered Products Associate Project Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

First round was coding test conducted by their IDE where you can program in any language like on hackerrank IDE . 5 question were asked from easy to hard

Q1. They ask me about my though on social media
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Q2. They give me a situation to handle the work load
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Q1. Difference between stack and heap ?
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Stack is used for static memory allocation and stores local variables, while heap is used for dynamic memory allocation and stores objects.
• Stack memory is allocated in a contiguous block and is faster to access compared to heap memory.

• Variables stored on the stack have limited scope and lifetime, while objects on the heap can persist beyond the scope of the function.

• Stack memory is managed by the compiler, while heap m...read more
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Q2. Difference between complier and interpreter ?
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Compiler translates entire code into machine code before execution, while interpreter translates code line by line during execution.
• Compiler translates entire code into machine code before execution

• Interpreter translates code line by line during execution

• Compiler generates error messages after scanning entire code

• Interpreter stops at first error encountered

• Examples: C, C++ use compilers; Python, Ruby use interpreters
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Q1. My introduction
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Q2. I can i mange to work proficiency
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Q1. Describe Life cycle in react
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React has three main phases in its lifecycle: mounting, updating, and unmounting.
• Mounting: when a component is created and inserted into the DOM

• Updating: when a component is updated due to changes in props or state

• Unmounting: when a component is removed from the DOM

• Lifecycle methods can be used to perform actions at each phase, such as componentDidMount() or componentWillUnmount()

• React also has error handling methods,
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Q2. Explain strict mode in javascript and it's use
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Strict mode is a way to write secure and optimized JavaScript code.
• Enables catching of silent errors

• Disallows duplicate property names or parameters

• Prevents use of undeclared variables

• Makes `eval()` safer to use

• Throws errors on invalid usage of `this` keyword
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CURD operations along with implementation of a mock UI

Q1. Tell about Oops concepts
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OOPs concepts are fundamental principles in object-oriented programming, including inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, and abstraction.
• Inheritance: Allows a class to inherit properties and behavior from another class.

• Encapsulation: Bundling data and methods that operate on the data into a single unit.

• Polymorphism: Ability to present the same interface for different data types.

• Abstraction: Hiding the complex imple...read more
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Q1. Will ask coding related
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Q1. What is Expected salary
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Q1. Basics .net , c#, sql
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Q1. Current Project Details, Roles and some technical questions too
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Q1. Package Discussion and Other basic details
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Q1. More about API automation
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